Brian’s Bar Mitzvah took place on May 9th, highlighting “The Journey of a Boy” and celebrating his growth into manhood. The innovative party was designed and styled by Swank Productions and captured by 5th Avenue Digital.
Rebecca’s NYC Rockin’ Eve Mitzvah seemed like the perfect theme for this January bat mitzvah. Rebecca loves New York City, the quintessential place to celebrate New Year’s Eve. So Rebecca decided to combine the thrill of NYE with her passion for NYC. Pink was the accent color, as seen by the lighting and all the details around the room. Planned by Party Perfect Orlando and photographed by Jennifer Werneth Photography, this bat mitzvah definitely rang in the new year with style!
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Remember the days when the Coke & Pepsi game was the highlight of any Bat Mitzvah? Well, let Rachel’s party be a reminder to you of just how fun those days were!
This throwback party, planned by Melisa Imberman of The Event Of A Lifetime and decorated by Xquisite Flowers & Events, was held at CV Rich Mansion in White Plains. Guests were transported back in time with nostalgic trivia games, a scavenger hunt, and a giant Connect Four.
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Many families want their children to participate in the religious ceremony of becoming a Bar or Bat Mitzvah, even if they don’t belong to a synagogue. Such was the case for a recent client of Showplace Floral & Event Design. The creation of a temple ambiance in The Paramount venue – where the party would be celebrated immediately after the ceremony – is absolutely amazing! See for yourself…
Event Space Transformed into Synagogue Ambiance
Photography by Denis Leon & Co. Photographers
This client wanted to recreate an atmosphere for services that had the overall appeal and ambiance of a modern temple.
LED Drinks from Swank Productions
When it comes to decor that’s modern and creates a party vibe, nothing turns your event into a hip club like LED lighting. Fun lighting and a pulsing beat lets everyone know that it’s time to grab a drink and hit the dance floor. You can make pretty much anything glow from the centerpieces to the table itself.
Here are our favorite ways to get your glow on….
There are few things as automatically cool as surfing and playing the guitar, so a Bar Mitzvah incorporating both had to be the epitome of awesome!
Photographer credit: Stephen Andrews Studio
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Lady Gaga, Madonna, Coco Chanel…you don’t need to be a style icon to party like one! Be a trend-setter with a creative fashion themed Bat Mitzvah, Sweet 16 or party. You can showcase your love for a luxury brand like Juicy Couture or Louis Vuitton. Another option is to highlight favorite things to buy, like shoes or handbags. A general shopping theme is always fun, and the possibilities are endless!
Louis Vuitton Inspired Centerpiece by Balloon Artisty
We reached out to some of our favorite vendors to collect their creative ideas for a fashion theme. A definite must read is 7 Ideas for Your Fashion Theme Bat Mitzvah Centerpieces.
Now that you’ve nailed down your theme with creative centerpieces, you can begin to think about the rest of the bat mitvah or party details. Here are some of our favorite ideas. READ MORE ......
Boardwalk Empire may not seem like the most romantic television show… but its vintage elegance was the perfect inspiration for this styled wedding photo shoot.
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After a trend-setting Fashion Week here in New York, Pantone has announced its Top 10 Color Report for Spring 2016. While the top colors for the season include vivid brights, more muted shades dominate the palette. If you’re still deciding your color scheme for a wedding, a child’s Bar / Bat Mitzvah or a Sweet 16 party, the trend report should provide some fun inspiration.
Three shades we’re obsessing over are Rose Quartz, Lilac Gray, and Buttercup.
Rose Quartz
One of Pantone’s top colors for Spring 2016 is Rose Quartz, a soothing, romantic tone that pairs particularly well with metallics. READ MORE ......
Emily is a girl unlike any other of her age. At 13 years old, she is poised well beyond her years. She is confident and clear in her opinions, while also goofy and creative. Emily’s Bat Mitzvah, planned by Florie Huppert Design and captured by 5th Avenue Digital, was bold, fun, and a true celebration of her personality.
