The wording of a Barmitzvah (or Batmitzvah) invitation commonly is made of two parts. The first part, the opening verse includes a somehow poetic description of the occasion, the name of the Barmitzvah boy (or Batmitzvah girl) and the invitation itself. The closing verse, which is the second part of the text, usually provides details and information about the date, time and location of the simcha.
Basics to include in your Barmitzvah & Batmitzvah invitations:
1. First and last name of the young man or woman
2. Type of celebration (Barmitzvah or Batmitzvah)
3. Day, time, and location of the ceremony – as well as the reception or party venue
4. RSVP information – This includes names, phone numbers and/or email addresses, along with the latest date for your guests to reply. You may include an RSVP card and envelope.
5. Any special restrictions or wishes – This includes dress codes, gift requests etc
The design of the invitation will include the theme of your party – and any special circumstances that relate. Additionally there may be a map to the ceremony location or reception venue.
Be sure to use an experienced supplier who can advise on the wording and Hebrew text that should be included.
Please see here a list of experienced designers of Barmitzvah Invitations.
Barmitzvah and Batmitzvah invitations are an important part of your Barmitzvah party. It is the first impression that your guests will receive. It is very important that you make your invitations reflect your personality, mood of the party, and your own personal style. You also want to make sure that they are conveying the right message.
Picking a Barmitzvah invitation can take time and consideration. Remember to consider your theme, the people attending, and the mood of the party when choosing your invitations. As long as you try to put your own style and personality, you can never go wrong – and you don’t need to conform.
Your invitation designer should be able to show you examples of previous invitations and present a portfolio of ideas.
Some different styles of Barmitzvah Invitations include sophisticated (serious and classy), fun, modern, unique and classic. Some companies will offer a blend of Tradition and Modern. Thus you can incorporate classic ideas and traditions and blend them with a more modern outlook.
Picking the perfect Barmitzvah invitations can take time and patience. Just remember to consider your theme, the people attending, and the mood of the party when choosing your invitations. As long as you try to put your own style and personality into your Barmitzvah or Batmitzvah invitations, you can never go wrong and your invite will be unique to your once in a lifetime simcha.
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