Brit Bat

Her welcome

Your daughter was born last week, and depending on your family's tradition (Ashkenazi, Sephardic, Mizrahi), the welcoming ceremony can happen from the 8th day up to 30 days. Tov handles every case — synagogue or home, public naming or intimate, meal for 30 or 80. Invitation sent in 5 minutes.

Why Tov for a Brit Bat

All
traditions

Sephardic or Ashkenazi tradition

Whether you're doing a Sephardic Zeved Habat (with sung naming) or an Ashkenazi Brit Bat (with blessings and a meal), Tov adapts. Customizable fields for the liturgy specific to your family.

Home or synagogue

Celebrating at home (intimate ceremony with close family) or at the synagogue (with the community)? The invitation adjusts: personal address or synagogue name, directions, time based on the minyan.

Surprise naming

Like a Brit Milah, you can publish the invitation without revealing the name. The ceremony includes the naming, and you update the invitation on the day in 30 seconds — visible immediately to all guests.

New-parent questions

Your questions,
our answers.

When is this celebrated, exactly?

It depends on your family tradition. Sephardic: typically within 8-30 days, at home or synagogue with sung naming. Ashkenazi: the ceremony is more flexible, often within the first month, at the synagogue or in private.

Can I celebrate at home without a rabbi?

Yes — it's a common option for the Brit Bat. The Tov invitation can mention if the ceremony is led by a rabbi, by the father, or simply by the family. Up to you.

Can the name stay secret until the day?

Yes — like a Brit Milah. You publish the invitation with a placeholder ('Our daughter'), then add the name on the day of the ceremony. The page updates for all guests who reopen the link.

Is there a gift registry option?

Optional. You enable the 'gifts' field with a wishlist link (Amazon, Doudou & Compagnie) or a 'your presence is our gift' note. Discreet, never pushy.

Mazal tov on her birth!

Announce the Brit Bat in
5 minutes.

Synagogue or home, Sephardic or Ashkenazi. Tov handles every case, for free.