Bat Mitzvah Invitations: Bat Mitzvah invitations - The Choices are Incredible!

Summary of pre-existing Bat Mitzvah Invitation components; assemble them together.•    Single-card invitation - similar to a postcard, this design does not open or close.•    Watercolor image design - images designed in watercolor.•    Pastel colors - light, pale tints of color.•    Gold foil and stars - symbolic of eternal beauty and personal, spiritual brightness.•    Streamers, ribbons, and bows - wrap, tie, attach, and add otherwise to the cards.•    Ecru - the color of fibers, yarns or fabrics that haven't undergone processes affecting their natural color.•    Burnt edges - take a lighter and burn around the sides of the invitation for an earthy look. Use a scripture that talks about love being like fire underneath the instructions.•    Vellum - rough, bulky, parchment or leather made from animal skin that's more special than ordinary paper.•    Embossed effects - creating three-dimensional words or images on an invitation or other paper-like medium.•    Streamers - long narrow flags. On cards, they're proportioned to meet the size of the card, and they fly in the air hanging from the card. You can also make artistically illustrated streamers. For instance, they could fling out from the Star of David.There is a list of effects that goes around the block from prismatic images to stylish, glossy paper. Experiment, order samples, and don't spend or over-spend until you get it just right. It's common to use light blues, bright whites, slate gray, and light purple in Bat Mitzvah Invitation card design because these colors evoke spiritual imagery and they're girls' favorite colors, usually. Order samples of any purchase, but especially order samples of invitations because you can only see them online. Many parents order up to a dozen different combinations of colors, font settings, and adornments until their daughter picks the one that's right for her. You can't afford to compromise taste or decency on Bat Mitzvah invitations because the event is too important. A Bat Mitzvah is pivotal, epic, and life-changing all at once.