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 Mitzvahs
Bar Mitzvah is a function in which a 13-year-old Jewish boy is considered as an adult and responsible for moral and religious duties. The word "Bar" in Aramaic means son, and "Mitzvah" means commandment in both Aramaic and Hebrew. Thus it literally means son of the commandment Bar Mitzvah service planning is an important part for the ceremony of Bar Mitzvah. This is a step-by-step arrangement, which actually begins two to three years prior to the event, and has to done in a specific time-span. This includes different arrangement from programs of the ceremony with the synagogue to printing the blueprint of the ceremony for the guests. Consult with the temple or synagogue to study about the various processes of the ceremony and the time required to prepare the child, even while the child is less than ten years of age. The main preparation is providing the necessary classes for the child, which starts approximately a year before the specified date of the event. The child will be reading the Torah and Haftarah on the day of becoming bar mitzvah for the first time in life. Subsequent to this, begins your part, to choose the type of function that has to be conducted which suits your budget as well as lifestyle. Once you fix the date, make sure to book the venue, videographer /photographer, various entertainers, and florist. When planning for the ceremonies include your child and give preference for his ideas. Also, help your child to decide to do some community project, as "tzedakah" (charity) makes the event more meaningful. Before making the choices, be certain about the event since what you deposit is nonrefundable. After these bar Mitzvah service planning, prepare a guest list with their addresses, which need to be done only around six months before the event. Also take care of other works such as printing of invitation, thank you note, and the arrangements of napkins, and guest towels. Make sure to print more cards than required since reprinting is much costlier. Now, choose the design, theme or color for the decoration including sign- boards - which is a popular bar mitzvah element. Opt party favors for guests, which is concentrated towards the younger guests during the celebration. For guests from out-of-town, remember to arrange accommodation. There are many hotels providing blocks of rooms at discount rates. In between don’t forget to contact the tutor of your child to keep abreast of his progress in studies, and encourage him all the while. Also, decide about offering other programs, before the main function, with family and close friends throughout the weekend such as dinner on Friday evening before Shabbat. When three months is left for the function, finalize all the arrangements including menu, decorations and make appointments with the barbers and manicurists. Now, mail all the invitations and make a list of the response cards before two months. Think about the candle lighting ceremony, and prepare a speech or activities for him to perform on the big day. Keep coordinating with your caterers and entertainers for time management of all the programs from its beginning. Do keep encouraging your child to practice the service by reading the Torah out loud. Just before a month, reconfirm about all services, and develop seating arrangement at the venue. If possible arrange rehearsal time at your temple. Confirm with caterer the final number of guests, at least a week before bar Mitzvah. Arrange a handy emergency pack, which includes extra makeup set, sewing kit, hairbrushes, and stockings, for the event. The whole bar Mitzvah service planning can be handed over to a suitable service provider who will coordinates all the service planning for you. Thus Catering USA 123 makes the event more meaningful and memorable for the entire family. Catering USA 123 serves cities across the country, including: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Diego, Dallas, San Antonio, Detroit, San Jose, Indianapolis, San Francisco, Jacksonville, Columbus, Austin, Baltimore, Memphis, Milwaukee, Boston, Washington, El Paso, Seattle, Denver, Nashville-Davidson, Charlotte, Fort Worth, Portland, Oklahoma City, Tucson, New Orleans, Las Vegas, Long Beach, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Boston, Detroit, Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Miami, Seattle, Phoenix, Minneapolis, Cleveland, San Diego, St Louis, Denver, Tampa, Pittsburgh, Portland, Sacramento, Kansas City, Milwaukee, Orlando, Indianapolis, San Antonio, Norfolk, Las Vegas, Columbus, Charlotte, and New Orleans
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