בר מצוה הזמנותHebrew Bar Mitzvah Invitations
Bar Mitzvah invitation designs
10 designs
More about Hebrew Bar Mitzvah Invitations
בר מצוה הזמנות אויף לשון קודש
א בר מצוה הזמנה אויף לשון קודש אדער אידיש, מיט דעם נאמען פון בר מצוה בחור, די עלטערן, די פרשה, דער זאל און די שעה.
Most heimish bar mitzvah invitations are written in lashon kodesh or Yiddish, with the bochur’s name, his father’s name, the parsha or date, and the hall. Getting the Hebrew right-aligned, properly spaced and in a beautiful font is the part most card makers get wrong.
Bal Simcha designs are built Hebrew-first. Type the wording with the built-in Hebrew keyboard, keep the opening lines as they are or change them, and add an English line for guests who need it.
Hebrew bar mitzvah wording
A typical card opens with a line inviting the guests, names the bar mitzvah bochur and his parents, gives the day and the parsha, and the hall with its address and the time. Each line is its own field with its own font.
Hebrew and English together
If part of the family reads English, add the date and address in English under the Hebrew; the two languages each keep their own alignment and font.
Invitation, poster and link
The same design works as a printed card, a poster for shul, a WhatsApp image, and for $12.99 an invite link with the hall on Google Maps and RSVP.
Questions & answers
Can the whole invitation be in Hebrew?
Yes. Hide the English fields for a Hebrew-only or Yiddish-only card.
Do I need Hebrew letters on my keyboard?
No. The Studio has a built-in Hebrew keyboard.
How much is a Hebrew bar mitzvah invitation?
$27.99 per design, no watermark.