The playlist
Let them pick a few songs
Ask your child for favorites they’d dance to with friends. Add family requests and any tracks to leave out.
Bar & Bat Mitzvahs / Westchester, NY
Start with a song your child wants to hear and a family moment you want everyone to share. Build the music and hosting around both.
Ask about mitzvah entertainment
Give your child a say in how the celebration feels.
Some guests of honor want a big entrance with friends. Others would rather walk in with family and head straight for the dance floor. Tell the DJ and MC what feels comfortable for yours.
If you’re including blessings, a hora or speeches, tell us who is leading each one. We can talk through the music cues, microphones and the best time to bring everyone together.
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Give the guest of honor a voice and leave room for the traditions you share.
Favorites they want to dance to with friends.
Names, blessings and family moments with clear cues.
Music and hosting planned around your guest mix.
The playlist
Ask your child for favorites they’d dance to with friends. Add family requests and any tracks to leave out.
Family moments
Share the names and pronunciations for introductions, plus any traditions you’d like the MC to announce.
Between dances
Talk through dinner, dancing and where guests might gather for photos or a booth. A rough guest count helps with the layout.
Yes. Bring a short list of favorites and any preferences about introductions or being in the spotlight.
Top Notch offers both. Tell us the size of the room and which options interest you so we can check the setup for your date.
Start with your date or the month you’re considering, the venue or town and an approximate guest count. Bring any family moments you already want to include.
Based in Eastchester
Send the venue and town so we can check travel, access and setup for your date.
Share a date or month, the town and a little about the guest of honor.