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Planning a Bat Mitzvah: Step-by-Step Guide for Modern Families

Planning a Bat Mitzvah: Step-by-Step Guide for Modern Families

by Ron Broden | Jun 22, 2026 | Bat Mitzvah

Bat Mitzvah planning can be very confusing, but it doesn’t have to be! The number of things that you need to work out is a lot like planning a mini-wedding, except you have many more Hebrew lessons thrown in. The good news is that you don’t have to manage...
Planning a Bar Mitzvah: Complete Checklist from Torah Lessons to Celebration

Planning a Bar Mitzvah: Complete Checklist from Torah Lessons to Celebration

by Ron Broden | Jun 19, 2026 | Bat Mitzvah

Bar mitzvah is an important tradition in Jewish families. The Jewish boy enters religious adulthood at the age of 13. Planning the right way helps make sure you have a meaningful ceremony and that your Bar Mitzvah becomes a special day for family and friends to...
Westchester County Bar Mitzvah Trends in 2026: What Families Are Choosing

Westchester County Bar Mitzvah Trends in 2026: What Families Are Choosing

by Ron Broden | May 15, 2026 | Bat Mitzvah

Bar mitzvah celebrations have evolved over the years and are not only about the venue and dj parties.  Jewish Families in the Westchester Region want to make an affair that goes above and beyond to reflect their child’s values, and their family’s...
Is Religious School Required for a Bar Mitzvah? (Truth Revealed)

Is Religious School Required for a Bar Mitzvah? (Truth Revealed)

by Ron Broden | May 15, 2026 | Bar Mitzvah

When a Jewish man turns 13 years old he becomes ready for a Bar Mitzvah and he becomes responsible for following Jewish traditions and commandments. He often will celebrate by having family and friends over for prayers, food and fun. Now I know that you as parents...
Do Girls Read Torah at Bat Mitzvah? Traditions & Modern Practices

Do Girls Read Torah at Bat Mitzvah? Traditions & Modern Practices

by Ron Broden | May 12, 2026 | Bar Mitzvah

Bat Mitzvahs mark a milestone that Jewish girls reach (at age 12 or 13, depending on their community) when they become responsible for their personal religious practices and obligations under Jewish law. Many families ask this question: “Do girls have Torah...
How to Hire a Rabbi for a Bar Mitzvah in the NYC Metro Area

How to Hire a Rabbi for a Bar Mitzvah in the NYC Metro Area

by Ron Broden | May 7, 2026 | Bar Mitzvah

How to Hire a Rabbi for a Bar Mitzvah in the NYC Metro Area – Planning a Bar Mitzvah is one of the most significant milestones in Jewish life, and having the right rabbi can make it a truly memorable experience. If you are wondering How to Hire a Rabbi for a Bar...

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