(BPT) Traditional wedding rules have fallen by the wayside—food trucks are in, having a hashtag is a must, bridesmaids no longer wear the same dress
There is so much work that goes into the event before the band even shows up to the simcha. Playing an instrument or singing a
When making a simcha, many people play a game of “give and take” with their budget. If they opt to have a bigger hall, then
(Part II of II) We now rejoin our wedding, already in progress. Chuppah At the entrance of the Chuppah room, ushers will often hand out
(StatePoint) While making the wedding day spectacular may seem like the main goal for engaged couples, savvy twosomes are also considering how they will build
Party planning can be tough, especially when you have varied guests to please. The Avi Maza Orchestra takes pride in providing music for disparate audiences,
Imagine walking into a bat mitzvah and on every table there are big, fluffy tutus. You would probably think, “Hmm. Interesting choice of centerpiece…” Then
(BPT) Patriotic celebrations, Labor Day bbqs, neighborhood block parties, graduations, bridal showers and family reunions—whatever your late summer soiree, a creative theme can elevate any
It’s not about the limit of what you can do, it’s about doing what you can. Such is the philosophy that drove a young resident
The Rutner family of West Orange traveled to Israel in June in honor of their son and brother Jacob’s bar mitzvah. Jacob is one of
Most women and girls can think of a time when they chose style over comfort when dressing for a simcha, and suffered through the evening
Both religious and secular celebrations take vast amounts of time and effort. But as a Jew there’s the extra concern about the Three Weeks, that
