Bar and Bat Mitzvah invitations are an important first impression upon the Jewish community. They set the tone for the religious celebration and demonstrate to the guests what type of ceremony to expect. That is why Invitations by Ajalon only creates the most exquisite and timeless Bar and Bat Mitzvah invitation styles. Made with the character and classical texture that can be expected from letterpress printing, these invitations are the perfect choice for this event.
Invitations by Ajalon and their team of expert designers incorporate different variations of Hebrew scripts into their Bar and Bat Mitzvah invitation sets. From classical to standard, formal to conventional, Invitations by Ajalon has the ability to craft letterpress invitations exactly how you want them.
“We understand how important Jewish initiation rites are,” comments owner and production manager David Walrath. “It is the first time the children are accepted into the adult community, and what better way to start that process than with a stunning letterpress invitation set.”
Invitations by Ajalon, which takes its name from the Biblical city of Ajalon where the Hebrew people fought against invaders, has become an authority in the field of letterpress invitation printing. They are sensitive to cultural and religious nuances and understand the importance of making an extraordinary first impression. They work with the customer to develop the design and invitation style that they feel comfortable with.
Invitations by Ajalon is a letterpress wedding invitation partner of Ajalon Printing and Design. It is a family owned business that has been operating in northern California’s Sonoma County wine country for over 50 years. They are featured on numerous online publications and have exhibited their work at several invitation exhibits and shows around the country. For additional information relating to Invitations by Ajalon or letterpress printing, please call 707-528-0288 or visit www.invitationsbyajalon.com.
Trish Jackson
Marketing Director
ajalon@ajalon.com
