A bar mitzvah is a Jewish coming-of-age ritual for boys, held when they turn 13. The term “bar mitzvah” literally means “son of the commandment” in Hebrew. The ceremony marks the boy’s transition into adulthood and his acceptance of the responsibilities of Jewish law.
Bar mitzvah celebrations typically include a religious service, a party, and a meal. The religious service is usually held in a synagogue, and it includes the reading of the Torah, the Jewish holy book. The party is usually held at a reception hall or other party venue, and it includes food, music, and dancing. The meal is usually served after the party, and it typically includes traditional Jewish dishes.
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