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Bat Mitzvah Verse 1Please join us as we celebrate the Bat Mitzvah of our daughter Sarah Elizabeth Saturday, July sixteenth Two Thousand and Ten at 10:30 a.m. Marietta Sinai Congregation 15 West Main Street Atlanta, Georgia Luncheon following the service Jonathan and Cheryl Levine |
Bat Mitzvah Verse 2With great pleasure, we invite you to share our happiness as our daughter is called to the Torah for her Bat Mitzvah Rachal Sharon Saturday, August twenty second Two Thousand and ten at ten O’clock in the morning Temple Beth Hillel 2333 Chandler Stree Opa Locka, Florida Michael and Phyllis Price |
Bar Mitzvah Verse 3We invite you to share the tradition when our son Stephen Neal is called to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah Saturday, the Eighth of July Two Thousand and Twelve at 10:30 am Temple Emanuel 15 West Clarke Chicago, Illinois Dinner and Dancing Reception in the evening at Six O’clock Sheraton Tara Ball Room Mark and Laura Greene |
Bar Mitzvah Verse 4We invite you to share in the celebration of our joys! Our son Nathan Ronald Chandler has the honor of being called to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah Saturday, the first of May at nine o’clock in the morning Sinai Sholom 24 East Bavarian Boulevard Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Kiddush luncheon immediately following the service Frank and Suzanne Chandler |
Bat Mitzvah Verse 5Edward and Suzanne Marcus invite you to share in our joy as our daughter Sydney Amy is called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah Saturday, the second of March at nine o’clock in the morning 221 Salisbury Street Beth Israel Congregation Worcester, Massachusetts Kiddush luncheon immediately following the service |
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How do I get the Hebrew lettering for my daughter’s Bat Mitzvah invitation? I will be using your “Coming of Age” invitation which shows Hebrew lettering in the template. Also, my daughter would like to keep the Hebrew lettering for the prayer on the front but she wants to remove the English translation. I don’t seem to be able to change anything (including color) for that text.
Thanks.
Hi Lynn,
The free template that is available for download on the Bat Mitzvah Invitation Coming of Age product page is just a Microsoft Word document. It is editable within Word or any program that can edit Word documents like OpenOffice.org Writer. You should be able to edit or delete anything from the document.
For Hebrew lettering, you will want to use a Hebrew font that you can find on a free font site like Acid Fonts. At last check, there were 31 Hebrew fonts to choose from there.