The more personal you make your Bar/Bat Mitzvah and the more you infuse your child into the theme and the day the more involved and enthusiastic your
child will become. If
he/she is excited about becoming a Bar/Bat Mitzvah the energy will just ooze from their presence. Studying the Torah portion will become less of a struggle and the whole experience will become more fun.
When I planned my sons’ bar mitzvah, at the time he was an
avid reader and he was in love with the Harry Potter books. So, I too, read the series. It not only gave me great ideas for his service it gave us something to talk about so it was a great and positive bonding experience.
We incorporated both Harry and Kabbalah into his party so his celebration would retain the element of Judaism. After finding the perfect venue, LA's Orpheum theater the fun and imagination took over. We had a life size sorting hat handing out the table assignments. For the escort cards I used stuffed owls that were later donated to a battered
women’s shelter.- The décor was simple and featured 200 suspended candles and I
even had our Rabbi dress as Hagrid.
Go wild- Have fun! Think
outside the box! Today, almost 10 years later his party is still being talked about.
Dear Reader, Do you need help finding the inspiration for your child's Bar/Bat Mitzvah? On May 6, 2012 attend Be Mitzvahed! The Bar and Bat Mitzvah Bootcamp. We will show you how. For information contact me, Julia I am here to help. Call 818 673 2961 or email me julia@eventuresinc.net. Tickets will be going on sale shortly!Grace, Gratitude and Happy Planning!
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