Bar / Bat Mitzvah Planning with Doctor Simcha

The DVD Montage is a video collage that puts together all the important moments of the BM's life. It is one of the main events of the evening. It passes quickly on the screen, but adds a lot of good energies to the party. You will enjoy watching the montage also after the party is over!

Are you planning to play a montage at your child's Barmi? Would you like to prepare one yourself? The Doc is happy to help you!

Your Bat/Bar Mitzvah video and photos will capture one of your life’s most special moments. These are memories for your family to enjoy for generations to come.

Doctor Simcha cannot recall any BM without a photographer around. Everyone loves to have their simcha captured in film. Making a simcha movie is a nice and popular addition. Let's talk about in details about how arrange great BM photos and movie.

Simcha helps you to select just the right Bar / Bat Mitzvah songs! Below are lists of the most popular Bar & Bat Mitzvah songs. We can't list everything here, so these are some of the more popular choices. If you have a song you would like to see added, please drop us a line with the song title and artist through the "comment" field at the bottom each list.

For an extensive collection of B-Mitzvah songs, check Bar-Mitzvah-Songs.com.

Ah, ha, ha, ha, stayin' alive, stayin' alive.
Ah, ha, ha, ha, stayin' alive.

The main BM ceremony is held at the temple. During the ceremony the BM reads prayers and gives their personal speech. The Bar Mitzvah party includes additional traditional ceremonies such as candle lighting and Ha-Motzi.

The BM ceremonies are a beautiful way for the BM child to express themselves as individuals, as well as to connect them to their heritage and bring the family together. In this chapter the Doc will provide valubale information and tips on these ceremonies.

Do you have questions? Visit the Bar & Bat Mitzvah Information & Planning Forum.

Here are Dr. Simcha's guidelines on how to create an informative and well designed Bar/Bar Mitzvah invitation that will stand out from the crowd, get everyone excited and that will be held for years afterwards as a precious souvenir.

The Doc wants to make everything easier on you, so see below the list of tips organized step by step through the process of getting your invitation.

It is a common tradition to give away kippot at the synagogue, and if the party is held at the shul, the yarmulkes are also worn there. Bat / Bar Mitzvah kippot add color and excitement to the BM service.

Here are the Doc's guidelines on the subject of simcha kippot.

The entertainment team leads the party. The DJ and MC arrange the games, play music, and sometimes just let people sit and talk. They keep the kids entertained, control the pace and make your child the star!

Here are the Doc's valubale tips about how to book with a DJ, song selection and the entetainment time line of your B-Mitzvah. Don't book with a DJ before you read these ones!