Bar Mitzvah Announcement
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Include key informations.
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In honour of their religious coming of age
Becoming a Bar or Bat Mitzvah is a big step in your child’s life. Celebrate this special day with your family and friends!
Has your son just turned 13 or your daughter 12? They are now officially Bar and Bat Mitzvah—”son of the commandments” and “daughter of the commandments.” This means they are ready to take on the mitzvot, or commandments, given to the Jewish people.
You don’t have to throw a party, but if you want to, gather your loved ones! Fizzer can help you invite them with a personalised Bar Mitzvah announcement.
How does a Bar or Bat Mitzvah work?
Preparing for the religious ceremony takes a lot of time because it involves learning. The child will need to know the biblical stories, the values and principles of Judaism, speak Hebrew, and learn the prayers.
During the Monday or Thursday morning service, the child will wear the tefillin for the first time. On Friday evening, either the child or their mother will light the Shabbat candles. The child will join the rabbi to say the blessings over the wine and bread (kiddush and motzi).
On the day of the Bar Mitzvah, the child will lead part of the prayers alongside the rabbi, read from the Torah, and finish the ceremony with a commentary on that week’s parashah.
Afterward, it’s up to you how to organise the celebration! Whether it’s a small gathering or a big party, you’ll need to find a venue, either at home or somewhere special. You might want to hire a kosher caterer, prepare a good playlist, and, most importantly, help your child write a speech! Encourage them to create a message that will resonate with your guests, and remember to include a quote from the Torah.
3 ideas for your Bar Mitzvah card messages
How do you write a message for a Bar Mitzvah? To inspire you, here are three examples of texts to include on your announcements.
Religious Ceremony
“Mr. and Mrs. Smith are pleased to invite you to the Bar Mitzvah of their son Jacob. Join us for the religious ceremony on Wednesday, March 8th at 9:30 AM at the Downtown Synagogue, 123 Main Street, Cityville.”
Wearing Tefillins for the first time
“We are thrilled to invite you to our son David’s Bar Mitzvah, where he will wear the tefillin for the first time. We look forward to seeing you on Friday, June 3rd at 8:30 AM at the Community Synagogue, 456 Elm Street, Cityville.”
With love from his parents
“With all the love from his parents, Sarah and John, and the affection of his sisters, Emily and Mia, Abel would be delighted for you to join him for the donning of tefillin on the occasion of his Bar Mitzvah on Sunday, June 20th. The ceremony will be followed by a brunch at their home, 789 Oak Street, Cityville.”
What themes can we discover on Fizzer?
On Fizzer, you will find a wide collection dedicated to religious events such as Bar Mitzvahs, baptisms, communions, and both civil and religious weddings. You’ll also discover beautiful cards for births, invitations, birthday cards, and holiday greetings.
How to create a personalised Bar Mitzvah invitation?
Follow the guide! You already know the date of the 12th or 13th birthday. Once your preparations are complete, send a Bar or Bat Mitzvah invitation to your guests. Include the date, time, and location of the event. This is also a chance to request a definitive RSVP. Simply go to the app, select your favourite design, personalise your card, add your text, and you’re all set. Your recipients will receive your invitation within a few days, delivered in an envelope.
Why choose Fizzer for your Bat Mitzvah announcements?
Fizzer offers quality work. In the digital card age, nothing beats a unique, personalised paper card. With Fizzer, you can create your invitations in just a few minutes on our app, as long as you have internet access. Fizzer combines professionalism and experience in online card personalisation. You can choose from various options: template, format, images, colours, theme… Every moment is precious, especially an occasion like a Bar Mitzvah or any other significant event in your life. In just a few steps, you can create unique invitations. If you have any questions, we are professional, responsive, and ready to assist you at hello@fizzer.support.
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