Why rent a photo booth and get pictures you and your guests will throw away when you can have customized and framed pictures printed right there at your event instead. Something they'll treasure for many years to come. Our printing on site is much better than renting a photo booth.
Even if you have your own event photographer we can come for an hour or two during the wedding reception, birthday party, Quince, reunion or Bar/Bat Mitzvah and take some posed or candid shots and print them during the event. We will not get in the way of your event photographer and you will get a disk of all the pictures we take. Some of the pictures can be black/white, sepia or other special effects.
This will make your special event something they will never forget. Your guests can have 5x7 customized and framed prints right there at the event.
On-site printing is great for corporate events, banquets, proms, school dances, trade shows, or just about any other occasion. We can even customize them to include your company logo for maximum company identification and product branding.
Friday, October 23, 2009
Bar Mitzvah & Bat Mitzvah Photography in West Palm Beach - Boca Raton - Delray Beach
Who is a Bar or Bat Mitzvah? Bar Mitzvah means "Son" of the Commandment. Bat Mitzvah means "Daughter" of the Commandment. Jewish tradition teaches that a Jew becomes responsible for observing the Commandments upon his or her 13th birthday, with or without a ceremony -- and thus becoming a "Bar or Bat Mitzvah."
The Bar/Bat Mitzvah ceremony has long been a powerful and popular life cycle ritual in the Jewish community surviving from generation to generation. The child demonstrates his/her Hebrew ability to lead the blessings and the service on his/her own. Most importantly, the child is called upon to read aloud from the Ancient Sefer Torah for the first time. The Torah is a long scroll made from the skin of a kosher animal. It contains the entire text of the Five Books of Moses. Every Torah takes an entire year to be hand-written by a specially trained scribe. The scribe writes a Torah in the original Hebrew but without vowels or punctuation. It is rolled up around two wooden rollers which are attached to either end of the scroll.
Parents are also called up to the Torah. Relatives of the Bar/Bat Mitzvah are usually honored with roles during the service. The entire community offers prayers of thanks and expressions of joy and pride.
How do you congratulate the Bar/Bat Mitzvah? You can say "mazel tov" or "congratulations."
Please tell Cantor Jan that John from Family Productions Photography referred you. http://www.jgaphoto.com/
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