Digital bar mitzvah invitations
Aliyah, kiddush and party in one invitation, with the Torah portion and Hebrew date calculated for you.
Free to create and preview. One-time payment if you send.
Bar Mitzvah
Nathan
March 20, 2027
י״א באדר ב׳ תשפ״ז
Dear Levy family,
With gratitude to Hashem Sarah and David Cohen invite you to celebrate the Bar Mitzvah of their son Nathan who will be called to the Torah on Shabbat Vayikra March 20, 2027 (11 Adar II 5787).
Program
09:00 AM
Aliyah to the Torah
Saturday, March 20
Ohel Moshe Synagogue
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12:00 PM
Kiddush
Saturday, March 20
Ohel Moshe Synagogue
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07:30 PM
Party
Sunday, March 21
Pavillon des Lumières
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Venues
Ohel Moshe Synagogue
18 rue des Rosiers, 75004 Paris
Pavillon des Lumières
20 quai de la Seine, 75019 Paris
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Torah portion
Parashat Vayikra
פרשת ויקרא
Your reply
Please reply by February 27.
Your guests will reply here: attendance for each moment, number of adults and children, meals and a note for you.
Your presence will be our greatest gift.
Sarah and David Cohen
Made for your celebration
Torah portion and Hebrew date, automatic
Pick the date: the parasha and Hebrew date appear on their own, in Israel and the diaspora.
Synagogue, kiddush, party
Invite each household to the right moments: family to everything, classmates to the party.
Built-in Shabbat mode
No message goes out during Shabbat; a reminder planned for Friday night waits for havdalah.
Simple for grandparents
Easy-read mode, big buttons, and a relative can reply for them.
How it works
Create
Names, date, moments: the wizard sets everything up in 5 minutes, no account needed to start.
Invite
Each household gets its personal link by WhatsApp, email or on a printed card with a QR code.
Follow
Replies arrive live; reminders go out on their own, never during Shabbat.
Templates for your event
Frequently asked questions
Do my guests need to install an app?
No. They open their personal link in their phone’s browser and reply in seconds, without an account.
Can the invitation be in English and Hebrew?
Yes: up to three languages (French, Hebrew, English). Each guest sees their language, and Hebrew reads right to left.
What happens during Shabbat?
No automatic message goes out between candle lighting and the end of Shabbat or a holiday, in each guest’s time zone. Messages are postponed, never lost.
How much does it cost?
Creating and previewing are free, including sending to 15 households. Beyond that, a one-time payment per event from $32, no subscription.