Esther O Design

Here’s a fun an easy party cake to create. Customize it to match any theme or occasion.

Of all Simchas, a  Bas Mitzvah celebration is the least defined. As a result, each individual family celebrates this milestone in its own unique way. As there is little in the way of protocol, many families tend to follow the example set by their community. Whether that involves a large affair or one that is celebrated by close family ,the sky's the limit to the many ideas that can be adapted for this occasion.

Here is a sampling of ideas for a Bas Mitzvah Party. As I've said in the past, this is not an “all or none” presentation; there’s something here for every taste and budget. Plan ahead and look to make the preparation itself  a fun family project in the days (and weeks) leading up to the party.  

I scream, you scream….This has got to be the simplest birthday cake ever! We all know how much everyone loves ice cream cakes, yet we also know how pricey they tend to be. So here’s an idea that is very cost effective, practically effortless, delicious, and most of all, “we’ll all scream” for more! The base of the cake is ice cream sandwiches. You can decorate it as a fun birthday cake using edible spray, piping gel, sprinkles… or as an elegant dessert using caramel topping, nuts, chocolate shavings….

This fruit “cake,” like the ones my mother always made for special occasions, will allow you to have your cake and eat it too!

Fashionable and funky- gumball necklaces is the  way to go! Keep your children busy as they have fun  creating new color combinations to spruce up their summer wardrobes with jewelery that is good enough to eat. Recommended for ages 8 and up