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This is a brown bar mitzvah bat mitzvah invitation by Morgan Kendall called Modern Classic with standard printing on signature in standard.
Modern Classicby Morgan Kendall

This is a blue bar mitzvah bat mitzvah invitation by Stacey Meacham called Classic Monogram with foil-pressed printing on signature in standard.
Classic Monogramby Stacey MeachamBadge

This is a brown bar mitzvah bat mitzvah invitation by Robert and Stella called Modern Star with standard printing on signature in standard.
Modern Starby Robert and Stella

This is a grey bar mitzvah bat mitzvah invitation by Roopali called Gold Star with foil-pressed printing on signature in standard.
Gold Starby RoopaliBadge

This is a blue bar mitzvah bat mitzvah invitation by Pixel and Hank called Shimmer and Sketch with foil-pressed printing on signature in standard.
Shimmer and Sketchby Pixel and HankBadge

This is a blue bar mitzvah bat mitzvah invitation by Ana de Sousa called Jewish Star of David with foil-pressed printing on signature in standard.
Jewish Star of Davidby Ana de SousaBadge

This is a grey bar mitzvah bat mitzvah invitation by Summer Winkelman called Mountain Sky with foil-pressed printing on signature in standard.
Mountain Skyby Summer WinkelmanBadge

This is a blue bar mitzvah bat mitzvah invitation by Monika Drachal called Geo Mitzvah with foil-pressed printing on signature in standard.
Geo Mitzvahby Monika DrachalBadge

This is a beige bar mitzvah bat mitzvah invitation by Carolyn Kach called Leafy Star of David with foil-pressed printing on signature in standard.
Leafy Star of Davidby Carolyn KachBadge

This is a green bar mitzvah bat mitzvah invitation by Lea Velasquez called Modern Hue with foil-pressed printing on signature in standard.
Modern Hueby Lea VelasquezBadge

This is a brown bar mitzvah bat mitzvah invitation by Fig and Cotton called Arrow Head with foil-pressed printing on signature in standard.
Arrow Headby Fig and CottonBadge

This is a blue bar mitzvah bat mitzvah invitation by Oma N. Ramkhelawan called Dashed Star with foil-pressed printing on signature in standard.
Dashed Starby Oma N. RamkhelawanBadge

This is a silver bar mitzvah bat mitzvah invitation by Hooray Creative called Modern Photo Frame with foil-pressed printing on signature in standard.
Modern Photo Frameby Hooray CreativeBadge

This is a blue bar mitzvah bat mitzvah invitation by Shirley Lin Schneider called Golden Star of David with foil-pressed printing on signature in standard.
Golden Star of Davidby Shirley Lin SchneiderBadge

This is a brown bar mitzvah bat mitzvah invitation by Annie Clark called Gold Rush with foil-pressed printing on signature in standard.
Gold Rushby Annie ClarkBadge
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BAR MITZVAH AND BAT MITZVAH INVITATION

MINTED’S COLLECTION OF BAR MITZVAH AND BAT MITZVAH INVITATIONS

Mazel Tov! A Bar Mitzvah or Bat Mitzvah is cause for celebration in a young man or woman’s life. Get the word out to all your friends and family about this Jewish rite of passage with unique bar mitzvah invitations that can be customized with all your specific party details and even a personalized photo. Minted has dozens of beautiful designs featuring the Star of David, Hebrew text, and bright gold or silver foil accents, all created by talented artists from around the world.

A QUICK REFRESHER ON “BAT” AND “BAR” MITZVAHS

For those who sometimes confuse Bar Mitzvah and Bat Mitzvah (they are just one letter apart), we thought we would provide a quick reminder. Bar Mitzvahs are for celebrating 13-year-old Jewish boys as they have completed their lessons and learnings through the synagogue. Similarly, Bat Mitzvahs are for young girls of about the same age. During these ceremonies, they’re granted permission to start reading from the Torah among many other honors and responsibilities in this new chapter.

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PERSONALIZE YOUR INVITATIONS

Minted’s designs are created by independent artists who range in talents and skill sets, which keeps our assortment of invitations diverse in look and feel. Each unique design comes printed on flat, double-sided cards that are 5” x 7” and include an envelope. Depending on how many cards you need, you can customize your order, starting at a minimum order of 25. Cards are priced at $2.49 each (for a default order of 85). Further differentiate your bat or bar mitzvah invitations by customizing design elements such as:

  • Color Theme: Once you’ve found a design you love, you can choose to change the color theme to another one if it matches your event better. Choose from numerous unique colors including sapphire, pebble, lake, or ruby.
  • Card Shape: Minted offers bat mitzvah cards with curved edges, rounded corners, straight edges, a waved frame, a classic frame, and so much more. You can choose a frame that best matches the guest of honor’s style.
  • Select a Paper Quality: Using a thicker, luxurious paper will amplify the significance of your event. Try Minted’s DoubleThick Paper, an extra thick, luxurious paper with a rich creamy texture that is made from two layers of paper. Or, explore our TripleThick Paper that is crafted from three layers of paper by the papermakers at Mohawk.
  • Add Custom Foil: One way to add a luxe look is to highlight certain details in metallic foil print. Depending on the card design, you can write the child’s name and invitation details in foil, while other cards use foil as an accent to highlight symbolic elements like the Star of David.
  • Edit the Text: Include all the important details for your celebration. From the name of the synagogue to the RSVP info, Minted makes it easy for you to include anything you want. Change font sizes, alignment, and styling to best fit your invite’s design.
  • Include a Photo: While some designs include a space to feature a photo on the front of your card, all designs allow for a special templated backer to be printed on the back of your Bar Mitzvah invite that can showcase one, or a collage of photos along with a personal message. With our editing tools, there’s no need to hire a graphic designer. This is a fun way to surprise and delight those who receive a card with extra info.
  • Envelope Customization: Once your card is ready to go, choose a unique envelope color for your invite so it really stands out in the mailbox. We also let you select designed envelope addressing that can feature matching design elements. Create a professional look surrounding the entire presentation of your invite so it all ties together.

IMPORTANT DETAILS TO INCLUDE ON YOUR INVITE

While invitations might look simple and short, there are actually quite a few details to include on them, and many of those details are logistical. Some families may wish for guests to attend the actual religious ceremony and a reception after, while others may just want to invite guests to a post-ritual reception/party. Make sure your Bar and Bat Mitzvah invites are clear in terms of their guidance. Here is a list of details to include:

  • Include “Bar Mitzvah” or “Bat Mitzvah: Let recipients know what we are celebrating
  • Child’s name
  • Name of the parents (optional)
  • Date and Time
  • Ceremony Location: If you are inviting guests to the religious ceremony, provide the name of the synagogue, Jewish community center, etc. Be sure to provide the address as well.
  • Reception Location: If a reception will be held after at a different time and location, provide details to that as well.
  • RSVP details: Include a phone number or email address where guests can respond.

EASILY INCLUDE ADDITIONAL MATCHING STATIONERY

During the card personalization process, we will provide you with additional stationery options you may wish to order that will perfectly match your party invitations. Those include:

  • Direction cards: You can include a matching insert card sized at 4.25” x 5.5” that details exact directions to your celebration.
  • RSVP cards: Include RSVP cards along with your bar mitzvah invitations or bat mitzvah invitations, so guests can send back their response rather than emailing or calling to RSVP.
  • Thank you cards: Order thank you cards in advance so your child can start composing notes of gratitude for the presents they may receive.
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