Jessa's Bat Mitzvah!

May 29, 2027
She's been working hard, and the big day is almost here. We are so excited to celebrate this milestone with all of our favorite people — and we're so glad you're part of it.
RSVP Coming Soon
Please RSVP by April 14, 2027
Jessa's Bat Mitzvah

Schedule of Events

We can't wait to see you! Here's everything you need to know about the weekend.
May 28 · Friday Evening

Shabbat Evening Services

6:30 PM
Join us for Shabbat services the night before — a beautiful way to kick off the weekend together.
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Congregation Anshai Torah
5501 W. Parker Road, Plano, TX
May 29 · Saturday Morning

Shabbat Morning Services

9:30 AM
The main event! Jessa leads services, chants from the Torah, and becomes a Bat Mitzvah. A Kiddush lunch follows immediately after

Congregation Anshai Torah
5501 W. Parker Road, Plano, TX
May 29 · Saturday Evening

The Celebration

6:30PM – 11:00 PM
Cocktail Attire
Dinner, dancing, and a whole lot of celebrating. This is the party — come ready to have fun!

Hilton Richardson-Dallas
701 E. Campbell Road, Richardson, TX

Hotel

We've chosen the Hilton Richardson-Dallas as our party venue — and it's a great place to stay if you're coming from out of town.

Guests booking under the Robinowich room block will receive complimentary breakfast for up to 4 guests per room, complimentary parking, and guest room internet.

701 E. Campbell Road, Richardson, TX 75081

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FAQs

What should I wear to the service and party?
For the synagogue service, please dress modestly and respectfully — think "Sunday best." For the evening party, the dress code is cocktail attire. Come ready to celebrate!
What is a Bat Mitzvah?
A Bat Mitzvah is a Jewish coming-of-age ceremony marking a girl's transition into adulthood. "Bat Mitzvah" means "Daughter of the Commandment" in Hebrew. During the service, Jessa will lead prayers, chant from the Torah, and deliver a speech about her community service project.
I've been invited to the Friday evening service — do I have to attend?
Not at all! The Friday evening service is an intimate gathering exclusively for invited family and out-of-town guests. It's completely optional, but you're warmly welcomed if you can make it.
Do men need to wear a head covering at the service?
Yes. Kippot (yarmulkes) are required for all male guests inside the sanctuary. No need to bring one — they'll be provided at the entrance.
Can I take photos or use my phone during the service?
No. The synagogue observes a strict no-electronics policy on Shabbat. No phones, tablets, cameras, or recording of any kind during either service. Medical devices are an exception. Plenty of photo opportunities at the party!
Can I bring a plus one?
Due to venue capacity, we kindly ask that you adhere to the names listed on your invitation. Please contact us directly for any special considerations.
What should I do if I have dietary restrictions?
Please indicate your dietary needs when you RSVP or reach out to us directly so we can accommodate your requirements.

Jessa's Bat Mitzvah

Plano, Texas