October 15th, 2014
Sarah Merians Photography & Video Company has grown into so much more than simply snapping a photo. The “&” in their name represents the company they are today.
They want to be in their clients’ lives for a lifetime, as opposed to just one event. This special relationship they foster with all of their clients, in addition to the wide range of products they create and services they offer, is what sets them apart. They are photographers, videographers “&” so much more.
Over the past 28 years, they have grown into a full-service studio for all stages of their client’s lives. Mitzvah children become brides and grooms, and those brides and grooms have continued to return with their new and growing families. What their clients value most is that they understand how important a once-in-a-lifetime day is!
Sarah Merians Photography & Video Company has an extensive Mitzvah section on their Website that includes a tab for Mitzvah Trends. They’ve created their own version of Pinterest and posted several categories pertaining to Mitzvah planning, including:
Thematic Party Branding
There are many ways to “brand” your child’s Bar Bat Mitzvah celebration. From unique logos, to creative themes and color schemes, to food, treats, room decor and decorative accents. The team at Sarah Merians have photographed thousands of Bar Bat Mitzvahs showing creativity at it’s best. Here are some examples found in the Thematic Party Branding section of their website:
Fox Sports Football theme with branding throughout
“Emily Live” was on-point using the “E” as part of the logo
Playbill pillows and a colorful logo were a nice touch
“Jake” had a high-tech logo using a neon green and black color scheme
The “RMP” heart logo looked great on the colorful signage and accents
To learn more about Sarah Merians Photography & Video Company, visit their extended profile page in our Vendor Directory.
October 13th, 2014
The Unterberg family from New York City, New York, celebrated daughter Tatum’s Bat Mitzvah with the service and reception at Motivo NYC in New York City, New York.
Tatum envisioned her Bat Mitzvah at a nightclub with family and close friends. Her theme was neon lights and by selecting Motivo NYC everything needed for an amazing party was already in place! Mom Robin used her creative skills to personalize many party details.
Pictured L-R: Mom Robin, Sister Riley, Bat Mitzvah girl Tatum and Dad Craig.
Photography by JB Yong of Sweet Dreams Studio and the rest of the vendor information is listed at the bottom of the spotlight.
Mitzvah Invitation & Service
By selecting Motivo NYC the venue was perfect for the service and reception. The family created a special place of worship within the reception venue.
To make the invitation more personal Mom Robin used a photo of Tatum and designed it on her computer. Guests emailed their RSVP and Robin kept track of the responses with a grid sheet in a Mitzvah binder
Tatum, along with her Hebrew tutor, Howard Blas, chose the prayers and songs that were special to Tatum
Mom and Dad gave a heartfelt speech
Tatum’s cousin played the guitar
The beautiful ceremony took place in a room with high ceilings and modern chandeliers
Mom Robin created a prayer book filled with the prayers in Hebrew and English along with photos of family members and Tatum that were called up for Aliyot
Mitzvah Details
Hosting the celebration at a nightclub filled with bright colorful lights made decorating very easy. Not all children like to dance and many do not like the loud music so they provided a quieter area for fun activities.
On the second floor Mom Robin created “Tatum’s Chill Zone” which was an area of the club just for the kids. Mom and Tatum designed the banners on Vistaprint.com
Tatum liked her private lounge area; as the sign says, “No one over 18 permitted!”
Mom Robin ordered LED Fiber Optic centerpieces and sprinkled silver confetti. The best part is she can reuse them for another event!
Mom Robin created a photo book using Snapfish.com. She made sure to include photos with each family member as well as photos of Tatum with her friends. Guests signed next to their picture or in the back on blank pages
Guests enjoyed looking at pictures of Tatum through the years
The guest book is a wonderful keepsake
Sweet Dreams provided the photo booth. Tatum just couldn’t decide on one backdrop, so owner JB Yong told them they could have two backgrounds that he could interchange throughout the party!
Fun for kids of all ages!
Since Mom Robin is a teacher, she loved creating the fun in “Tatum’s Chill Zone.”
Board games were a big hit
A caricature artist added to the fun
Music & Entertainment
Guests were entertained by MC Van and Total Entertainment who kept the crowd going all night.
Tatum’s entrance on a throne!
Mom Robin up for the Horah!
Tatum enjoyed the dance floor
Sister Riley rockin' out with her parents
Everyone watched the talented dancer
Total Entertainment provided neon giveaways
Mom Robin created this beautiful candle light display from items purchased at Michaels craft stores. Tatum picked out the colors used for the cake and candle lighting
Tatum surrounded by her grandparents
The cake from CMNY Cakes was delicious and most guests had two slices!
Mitzvah Video
Tatum’s montage was created by Spot On Pictures and was filled with movie and television clips in addition to celebrity mentions!
Watch the montage here
Mitzvah Favor
Mom found mini colorful Chinese take-out boxes and filled them with personalized M&M’s.
Neon colors, of course!
Mom Robin also made labels to attach on each box
Mitzvah Project
Since Tatum was 4-years-old she has been doing mitzvot. On her 4th birthday she wanted to make sandwiches for the homeless. Whenever there was a catastrophe she immediately wanted to help. She usually sent her money to the Red Cross. She visited her great-grandmother in an assisted living home where she went around to all the people bringing them sweets and putting smiles on their faces. For her Mitzvah Project Tatum chose the ASPCA. She had stoop sales to raise money as well as donating her own allowance to help animals in need. For family and friends who hosted the Friday night dinner for Tatum, they chose to donate money to the ASPCA in their honor. People loved this thoughtful gesture.
Tatum is used to doing mitzvot and growing up often had stoop sales from selling lemonade and cookies to selling her gently used toys and clothing to raise money.
Mom to Mom
Some advice from Mom Robin:
“I decided to do the Bat Mitzvah without a planner. Organization is key! Do your research; the internet makes it doable. There are plenty of web sites like Mitzvah Market that guide you on what’s needed and when it should be done. I made a notebook to keep all invoices, contracts and purchases in one place. Once we locked in the venue and hotel for out of town guests, the rest was easy to plan. I made a master grid of what I needed to purchase, reserve and checked it off as I went. Included on the grid were contacts’ email, websites, phone numbers, date for deposits due and total cost. I also made a grid specific for the Bat Mitzvah weekend. I organized the grid of what I needed to bring to the Friday night dinner and Saturday ceremony/party. For example, I made sure for the Friday night venue we had a Challah, candle sticks and a kiddush cup.”
Vendor Directory
The following vendors helped to make Tatum’s celebration special. If you give any of them a call, please let them know you read about their services on MitzvahMarket.com.
Venue: Motivo, Metronome Hospitality, 212-505-7400
Mitzvah tutor and officiant: Howard Blas
Photographer/Videographer: JB Yong, Sweet Dreams Studio, 862-204-9172
Party Planner: Michelle, Motivo, Metronome Hospitality, 212-505-7400
Invitation: Mom Robin
Music Entertainment: MC Van, Total Entertainment, 800-783-9335
Chinese take-out boxes: Michaels
Personalized M&M’s: My M&M’s
Photo booth: Sweet Dreams Studio, 862-204-9172
Candle lighting display: Mom Robin
Cake: CMNY Cakes, 516-513-0010
LED Fiber Optic Centerpieces: Coolglow.com
Beads: Oriental Trading
Sign-In book: Snapfish.com
Montage: Spot On Pictures, 212-979-9667
Bat Mitzvah girl Tatum and sister Riley’s dreses: Macy’s
Mothers dress: Missoni
Dad Craig’s suit: Hugo Boss
Out of Towners Bus Transportation: Academy Bus Lines, 212-445-7590
October 12th, 2014
Elevate Event Lounge is the newest and hottest venue to come to Westchester!
They are a private event facility that specializes in entertainment. They are here to help you every step of the way to make planning your event as stress free and fun filled as possible.
The Elevate staff promises a visually stimulating room that will trigger the “party animal” in your guests with their 1500 square foot dance floor and seven screens with two projection walls. They treat every event equally with enthusiasm and professionalism. Their state-of-the-art sound system, special effects lighting and interactive photo opportunities will make your event a memorable one. They even offer bus services to and from your event as well as valet parking.
You’re Invited…
Grand Opening of Elevate Event Lounge!
Thursday October 23rd from 6pm-9pm
Refreshments, hors d’oeuvres and desserts. Photo Favors, Door Prizes and great music along with their Ribbon Cutting!
View their Event Invitation on Facebook and RSVP to Marie@elevateeventlounge.com
Check out these photos of Elevate Event Lounge:
State-of-the-art technology including special effects lighting…
…and seven screens with two projection walls
Colorful high-top tables light up the room
Amazing 1500 square foot dance floor!
Their DJs and MCs keep the party going
To learn more about Elevate Event Lounge, visit their extended profile page in our Vendor Directory.
October 8th, 2014
EJ The DJ prides itself on talent, integrity and service. They have been providing the East Coast with optimum DJ entertainment for the past 29 years. They are committed to offering your child and guests the finest entertainment for their child’s Bar or Bat Mitzvah.
EJ The DJ prides itself on treating your child like an absolute star, all the while making sure family and friends are involved in the celebration.
Throughout the planning process, they pay special attention to your child’s event, working with you from the minute you contact them to the moment the last dance is played.
With EJ The DJ’s help, they promise to make your child’s special day unforgettable!
INTRODUCING SOMETHING NEW: DIGITAL LIGHT WANDS!
Provide an unforgettable, unique visual effect at your child’s Bar Bat Mitzvah party. Capable of projecting any graphic, logo, picture or pattern you desire. This can also be synced with the music of your choice.
There is no limit to what these wands can do other than your imagination!
Watch the Digital Light Wand and learn what this exciting NEW party entertainment is all about here
To learn more about EJ The DJ, visit their extended profile page in our Vendor Directory.
October 8th, 2014
The Gruber family from Lake Grove, New York, celebrated son Mason’s Bar Mitzvah at Temple Isaiah in Stony Brook, New York. A reception followed at Temple Chaverim in Plainview, New York.
Since Mason is a huge Pittsburgh Steelers fan, it was all about “Mason Nation” a clever spin on “Steelers Nation,” the popular fan club of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Pictured L-R: Sister Alissa, Bar Mitzvah boy Mason, Mom Beth and Dad Ross.
The photographers were Andrew and Treavor of White Light Photography and the rest of the vendor information is listed at the bottom of the spotlight.
The family worked with Sealed with a Kiss on the modern black card, with yellow “Steelers” font, which set the tone for the party. The return label sticker in the color palette
A postcard RSVP with one side showing Mason’s logo, the other side had the RSVP information
The custom stamp from zazzle.com looked great!
Mason at Temple Isaiah on the bimah.
The Gruber family looked sensational. Both Sister Alissa and Mom Beth got their beautiful floor length gowns at Omnibus Fashions and had a great experience working with them. Bar Mitzvah boy Mason and Dad Ross got their tuxedos at Men’s Warehouse. 
For the reception Mason changed into a Steelers bow tie
Lighter Than Air scored big time with the signature Steelers black and yellow color palette. There were countless details that helped to bring this theme full circle. Check out the over-sized seating chart with a picture of Mason. That photo of Mason was taken at a pre-Mitzvah photo shoot
Mason stood proudly at the entrance to his party. The doors featured other pictures from his pre-Mitzvah photo shoot
The adult tables had black table linens with yellow napkins. There were yellow balloons hung from the ceiling and Mason Nation wrapped lampshades
Pictures taken from Mason’s pre-shoot were used on the illuminated DJ booth
White lounge furniture in the kids’ area with custom pillows
Anyone who knows about the Pittsburgh Steelers knows that you can’t have a celebration without the Terrible Towel. The famous rally towels were given to all guests so that they could wave them for the entrance and throughout the night.
Mom Beth and Dad Ross made their way into the reception
Mason’s version of the terrible towel
Lighter Than Air created this awesome breakaway
The guest of honor made his way into his reception
Once the music began, it didn’t stop, with Party Harty providing the music entertainment. MC Howie made sure all of Mason’s favorite songs played late into the night as everyone celebrated this special evening. Party Harty dancers got into the action with Steelers shirts
Mason had the right moves on the dance floor
Guests on the dance floor
Photo books by Tara created Mason’s sign-in book. The picture was taken from Mason’s high school team and the #43 is Troy Polamalu from the Pittsburgh Steelers…of course!
Mom Beth and Mason shared a special dance. They danced to “You are the Sunshine of My Life,” which was Mason’s parents’ Wedding song
For the candle lighting ceremony, mini flashlights were at every place setting and distributed to the kids. Everyone held up their flashlights so they could be a part of the candle lighting ceremony
Schwab’s 2nd Wind Screenprinting & Embroidery created the drawstring backpacks. The boys received black Under Armour t-shirts and the girls received black tank tops.
Mason, his sister Alissa and cousins modeled the favors
Hasson Caterers created a tailgate party for the exit surprise. There were hot pretzels in several flavors, churros, a grilled cheese tent, cotton candy, a food truck loaded with bags of chips, Gatorade and bottled water. Mason was all smiles at his Mitzvah Exit tailgate party.
The Grubers’ Temple asks the children to perform 13 mitzvot to become a Bar/Bat Mitzvah. Mason completed the 13, but the one he was most proud of was being a team leader for Team Liquori for the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk. He did this in honor of his close friend’s mom, Jen Liquori, who is a breast cancer survivor. He raised over $2500.
The family also made a food pantry donation to their Temple pantry – their donation had lots of pasta, cereal, etc. The Mason Nation boxes were placed on the lecterns on the bimah at the service
Some advice from Mom Beth:
“Pay attention to all the details along the way, but on the day of the affair however things are just enjoy the day. The day will happen exactly as it is meant to which is not always exactly as planned, but that’s what makes it so perfect. And remember it is about your child and not you, so if they are happy you are happy!”
The following vendors helped to make Mason’s celebration special. If you give any a call, please make sure they know you read about their services on MitzvahMarket.com.
Venue: Temple Chaverim, Hasson Caterers, 516-367-1200
Music Entertainment/Photo Booth/Staging/Lounge Furniture: MC Howie, Party Harty, 516-845-8585
Photographer/Videographer: Andrew/Trevor, White Light Photography, 516-933-3399
Invitation: Sealed with a Kiss, 631-697-9980
Décor/Seating Chart/Breakaway Screen/Photo Blow-ups: Arthur, Lighter Than Air, 516-933-3210
Favors: Mason Nation t-shirts/tank tops/rally towels: Schwab’s 2nd Wind Screenprinting & Embroidery, 631-331-4531
Cake: Hasson Caterers, 516-367-1200
Yarmulkes: That One Special Touch, 516-496-1025
Sister Alissa’s temple dress: Bloomingdales
Mom Beth’s temple dress: Flair in Stony Brook Village
Sister Alissa and Beth’s party gowns: Omnibus Fashions, 631-422-6946
Bar Mitzvah boy Mason’s service suit: Kenny’s Mens & Boyswear, 516-921-2660
Brother Ross’s service suit: Marsh’s
Dad Ross and Bar Mitzvah boy Mason’s tuxedos: Men’s Wearhouse
Hair: Sivana Salon: 631-584-2408;
Make up: Makeup by Michelle, 917-608-9845
Party security: Provided by Hasson Caterers
October 8th, 2014
On September 19, 2014, we read an article on Yahoo.com called, Meet The Preteens Who Crashed Fashion Week.
Chloe Cornell from Westchester was the focus of the article. She and her friends “crashed” Marc Jacobs’ show at fashion week to shoot her Bat Mitzvah entrance video for her upcoming fashion themed celebration.
She and her friends wore t-shirts designed by Chloe and her Mom featuring her Bat Mitzvah logo and the Chanel butterfly Cs, coincidentally Chloe’s initials!
Chloe pictured left
Chloe, her brother and 6 of her 8 friends who took a trip to Manhattan
Chloe seemed destined for a fashion themed Bat Mitzvah. As a little girl, she would go into her Mom’s closet and try on outfits complete with the pocketbook and shoes! When she was eight, she celebrated with a fashion themed birthday party, her favorite party ever!
When asked about her Bat Mitzvah dress, Chloe plans to design it herself. Something short and white with feathers.
Her Fashion Week “crash” really inspired the fashionista in her. She loved that Teen Vogue posted a photo of Chloe and her friends on Instagram and people were asking where to buy the t-shirts with the CCs.
It’s not all about the party for Chloe, for her Mitzvah Project she plans to design shirts and sell them with the profits going to an anti-bullying charity.
Look for Chloe’s new blog series, “On The Circuit…With Chloe,” to begin later this month. She will be reporting for MitzvahMarket.com about all the cool things she sees at parties while “on the circuit.” We will also be spotlighting her Bat Mitzvah celebration in early 2015.
About Chloe
I’m a 7th grader and live in Westchester, NY. I love tennis, soul cycle, fashion, hanging with my friends, and traveling around the world. Camp Vega is my summer home and my favorite place on earth! I founded the company #Kindnessistherealcool for my Mitzvah Project, and invite everyone to visit us on Instagram @kindnessistherealcool and join the movement. I am very excited to celebrate my Bat Mitzvah in March, 2015.
October 5th, 2014
TheCoolestgiveaways.com has worked with over a thousand Bar Bat Mitzvah families to come up with creative ideas for Bar Bat Mitzvah giveaways. They are a one-stop-shop for ALL elements of your child’s Bar Bat Mitzvah. They have an in-house design team who can create original logos for any theme and then follow it through on other party elements.
TheCoolestgiveaways.com is now offering the “Coolest out of the box Invites” customized to your specifications. Their in-house design team will create the coolest, innovative custom invitation boxes that include invitations and RSVP cards, at a value price.
Check out these Cool Invitation ideas:
This Las Vegas Themed Boxed Invitation ensemble included custom poker chips, “What Happens At Joey’s…Stays At Joey’s!”
For a Bar Mitzvah boy who loves Beatz! A custom Beatz Headphone in a custom boxed invitation with iDirection card and RSVP card
This colorful Tennis themed Bat Mitzvah Invitation featured clever sayings such as, “You’ve Been Served”
Thecoolestgiveaways.com will gladly consult with you about their Cool and Creative, Most Bang-For-Your-Buck custom Bar Bat Mitzvah Invitations.
September 28th, 2014
Who better to find the latest and greatest for all things Bar Bat Mitzvahs than our own Mitzvah Moms!
We have spotlighted over 200 families and we thought it would be fun to call out some of the “Mom Finds” that you might have missed.
The Pollack family celebrated their daughter Lindsey’s Bat Mitzvah on April 26, 2014, at Two Below at K-Pacho in New Hyde Park, New York.
Lindsey didn’t necessarily want a theme, but knew she wanted a color scheme, a cool logo and lots of candy.
Her Mom was very resourceful. One of the many special touches was this custom LED sign which can now be used in their home.
This unique custom LED sign found by Melissa on Etsy.com
To see more ideas from the Pollack Bat Mitzvah Family Spotlight story, click here.
To see our past Mom Finds, click here.
September 28th, 2014
The Ceitlin family of Marlboro, New Jersey, celebrated their son Jared’s Bar Mitzvah at The Palms Plaza in Matawan, New Jersey.
Since Jared’s Bar Mitzvah date was in March, it was an easy theme decision: March Madness! This family loves basketball and follows along with the bracketology of the games.
Pictured L-R: Mom Marcie, sister Lainey, Bar Mitzvah boy Jared and Dad Jeff.
Photographers at 290, a division of El-Co Color Labs, photographed the event and the rest of the vendor information is listed at the bottom of the spotlight.
Mitzvah Invitation & Service
By Dana created the basketball themed invitation.
The textured invitation in navy and orange really set the tone for the theme
The head coverings for the women were made by Mom Marcie and the kippot for the male family members were made by Grandma. For their guests, there were navy suede kippot with orange rim
Mitzvah Details
They chose “JC Madness” as the logo and were thrilled that Jared’s favorite teams were in the round playing that weekend! Although he didn’t win, he did come in 3rd in his NCAA pool! Wendy Kandell at WayKool Events created the centerpieces.
A table decorated with pictures of Jared and basketball paraphernalia
Jared's logo was created by Mom Marcie and Dana Kaufman of By Dana, Inc.
Centerpieces included foam fingers, college team logos and basketballs
The cube at the base of each centerpiece had a "JC Madness" sticker
The kids' section looked great with a blue, orange and black balloon arch
The kids received a draw string bag and pennant with Jared's logo on the back of their chair
We love this "Team Ceitlin" sports tie-up pillow
Orange and navy custom cocktail napkins
The
Ceitlin March Madness Bar Mitzvah included this seating chart that guests loved and paid homage to a final four bracket
A custom jersey was used as the sign-in and was beautifully framed by Mom Marcie
Music & Entertainment
Total Entertainment provided the music with MC Nebraska entertaining and dancing with the guests while playing Jared’s favorite tunes.
Jared made his entrance with a big smile
Great party giveaways
"Hands up in the air"
Jared’s candle lighting ceremony was very clever. “JC Madness, the Road to the Final Candle” was announced as if it was a draft/seeding similar to the actual March Madness system
Everyone pointed to Jared
Mitzvah Exit Treats & Favor
There were great stadium treats for everyone at the end of the night.
Cotton candy was part of the candy and dessert bar from Palms Plaza Catering
Team colored popcorn in custom bags from Jody's Gourmet Popcorn
Shera of Show Me the Favors created the orange hooded sweatshirt with Jared's logo on the back
Mitzvah Project
Jared has several friends and family members that suffer from loss of hearing. Living with this on a daily basis has become a personal experience. He chose to raise money for the Hearing Loss Association of America and participated in their annual 5K Walk 4 Hearing which took place in October, 2013, in New Jersey with over 50 friends and family joining him for the walk that day. He raised over $4,000 and was named the 3rd largest donor/walker in the New Jersey and one of the top 25 walkers in the United States.
Team Ceitlin and Jared raised over $4,000 and Jared was named the 3rd largest donor/walker in New Jersey and one of the top 25 walkers in the United States
Mom to Mom
Some advice from Mom Marcie:
“Plan for as much as you can, as early as you can! I wanted to personally make and do on my own, as much as possible. From the logo and theme, women’s head coverings, the sign-in board, to the water bottles, custom popcorn, baskets, and some other small favors to even the montage—it all came together. Bounce your ideas off friends and help each other out—most likely they’re going through the planning as well. Involve your child because it is all about them and they have some of the best ideas! Since Jared’s candle lighting ceremony was “JC Madness, the Road to the Final Candle,” writing that out a few months beforehand was one of the most memorable family experiences we shared. And lastly, expect the unexpected. Our transportation for the kids from the temple to the party did not show up. Friends and family took everyone and made sure everyone was ok. Once I knew all had arrived safely and knowing everything would work out, I chose not to focus on why there was no bus, but instead to enjoy every moment because I knew how fast it would be over. There really is nothing better than seeing how hard your child has worked and what they have accomplished. To then be surrounded by friends and family is truly the best!”
Vendor Directory
The following vendors helped to make Jared’s celebration special. If you give any a call, please make sure they know you read about their services on MitzvahMarket.com
Venue: Palms Plaza Catering, 732-583-6767
Music Entertainment: MC Nebraska, Total Entertainment, 201-894-0055
Photographer: Photographers at 290, division of El-co Labs, 732-536-1808
Videographer: Eric Fisher, 732-778-8511
Décor/Party Planner: Wendy Kandell, WayKool Events, 732-682-5096
Favors: Shera, Show Me The Favors, 856-905-1101
Party entertainment: The Main Event, 732-431-0820
Invitation/Navy suede kippot: By Dana, 732-625-1471
Sign-In Jersey: Custom jersey and frame created by Mom Marcie
Color Popcorn: Jody’s Gourmet Popcorn
Mom Marcie’s dress: Nordstrom
Sister’s dress: Lola’s, 732-972-5222
Bar Mitzvah Boy: The Clothing Center, New Brunswick, NJ 732-254-0870 & Nordstrom
Hair: Salon Bellaonna, Old Bridge 732-591-1300;
Make Up: Josephine Higgins 732-890-4328
September 28th, 2014
EK Productions is a professional group of entertainers founded in 1986. Their company has grown from a successful DJ operation to a full scale event planning unit, specializing in videos, dancers, automated lighting and special effects, games, percussionists, MC’s and other exciting entertainment for Bar Bat Mitzvah celebrations.
They are a boutique entertainment company only engaging in 3 to 4 events a weekend. They pride themselves on having the most unique and elaborate entertainment set-ups in the industry. They only use the best sound and lighting and they also event plan for their clients at no extra charge.
EK Productions is also a theatrical company, from their costumed openings to their elaborate stage designs, they can take your guests on a ride. They customize every event and pay attention to the smallest details. All of their production is done in-house and never farmed out. That’s how E.K. Production can make your event different.
NEW! EK Productions Offers A “Slo Mo” Booth!
Here’s how it works:
Step 1: Your guests have fun with props in front of high speed cameras that create a custom and fun video in Slow Motion.
The videos are displayed on a large screen for all to see
Step 2: Each guest can received 4″ x 6″ color prints with the Bar Bat Mitzvah logo for great memories.
Prints with Bar Bat Mitzvah logo
Check out the Slo Mo Booth here!
Step 3: Video can be emailed to all of your guests on the spot!
To learn more, visit their extended profile page in our Vendor Directory.
