Bat Mitzvah
She becomes a woman
Saturday morning ceremony, a kiddush shared with the community, family brunch on Sunday, party with her friends on Sunday evening. Tov handles the full program on one page — you handle the emotion of watching her read her parashah.
Why Tov for a Bat Mitzvah
Her moment
on one page
Designed for her style
Editorial palettes built for her — dusty rose, lavender, warm copper, sage green. Cormorant italic + Heebo typography. No kitsch clichés — the invitation respects this important moment.
Family and friends, two RSVPs
Many Bat Mitzvahs have two parties: extended family on Sunday lunch, schoolfriends on Sunday afternoon. Tov manages RSVPs per event — each guest sees only what they’re invited to, and you know exactly how many place settings to plan.
Hebrew for the grandparents
Your Hebrew-reading grandparents see the invitation in their language (automatic RTL, native fonts). Her friends see the English version with modern design. One creation, two audiences.
Parent questions
Your questions,
our answers.
Can I handle 2 separate parties (family / friends)?
Yes. You create a main event (ceremony + family brunch) and a secondary event (the party with friends). Each guest sees only what they’re invited to, RSVPs are tracked separately, and you know precisely how many at each moment.
Can her 12-15 year-old friends respond from their phones?
Of course — it's mobile-first. Her schoolfriends (who live on WhatsApp) tap the link, see the invitation, and respond in two taps. No app to install.
And the grandparents in Israel who only read Hebrew?
The invitation auto-detects each guest’s browser language. Your grandparents see the Hebrew version (RTL layout, Frank Ruhl Libre font). No double creation.
Can we add a memory page after the event?
Yes. Automatic memory page after the event date — guests upload their photos (with moderation by you), the family gets them all on one screen.
Mazal tov to your daughter!
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