Bar and bat mitzvah invitations
Two events, two guest lists, one weekend. Separate invitations for the service and the party keep the details straight without confusing anyone.
How to send bar or bat mitzvah invitations
- Pick an envelope colour and design, or let AI design one from your details.
- Add the date, time and address — guests get one-tap directions and a calendar link.
- Add photos or a short video so the envelope opens onto something personal.
- Share by text, WhatsApp, email or link, then watch RSVPs and head counts arrive.
Bar or bat mitzvah invitation wording examples
- “Please join us as Noah is called to the Torah — Saturday 10am, followed by a luncheon.”
- “Bat mitzvah of Talia. Service at 9:30am, celebration at 7pm.”
- “We'd be honoured to have you celebrate this milestone with our family.”
Tips that get more replies
- Send separate invitations for the service and the party if the guest lists differ.
- Include dress guidance for both events.
- Set the RSVP deadline before your catering numbers are due.
- Tag guests by family, school and synagogue for easy follow-up.
Questions people ask
Can I run two events with different guest lists?
Yes. Create one invitation per event and reuse the design by duplicating it.
Can I follow up with people who haven't replied?
Yes. Filter by RSVP status and see who has opened or clicked the invitation.
Is Celevee free?
Yes. Unlimited invitations, unlimited guests, RSVPs, AI design and tracking are free during beta, with no card required.
Do guests need an app or account?
No. Guests tap your link, the envelope animates open, and they RSVP with their name and party size.
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