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If you grew up around the main line or anywhere with a lot of money and a lot of Jews, you probably know about bar mitzvah season or bat mitzvahs if you're a girl. It all starts off with a lovely service at the synagogue and then a big party. There's specialty drinks, maybe even sushi. Girls are wearing too tight short dresses and the crowd is dancing to pop hits.
Sometimes someone throws out hoodies, pajama pants, neon sunglasses into the crowd. It's all very middle school, but also sort of Vegas.
These bat mitzvahs for sure are ridiculous, right? Like, they are ridiculous. They are over the top. They are expensive. I loved throwing them. I loved thinking about it. I loved planning them. I loved the whole thing.
Here's Elisa Verney, Josh's sister.
If you have means, like you... throw these huge parties for the bar bat mitzvah child. And it's not just celebrating them, it's celebrating family and life and everything else.
At the bat mitzvahs for Josh and Kami's daughters, it was about love too. Josh choreographed a full dance routine and he sort of sweat through his shirt. Kami even had t-shirts printed up that said Josh's sweatshirt because he sweat a lot.
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