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A band and a full dance floor

BAR & BAT MITZVAHS.

The service, the speeches and the party, all in one building, with family staying upstairs for Shabbat.
Janine Fenton

Planning a celebration? Reach Janine directly.

Janine Fenton

Director of Events

janine@theworldofblue.com(201) 471-5253
A plated first course
THE TABLE

THE ADULTS EAT, THE KIDS EAT.

One menu for the adults and one the kids will actually finish, both from our kitchen. Keeping kosher? Bring your caterer and your Mashgiach, and our kitchen is theirs to prep in.
PLAN YOUR SIMCHA →
A junior suite
THE FAMILY

FAMILY STAYS CLOSE.

Out-of-town family stays upstairs, a walk from the service for anyone keeping Shabbat. Room blocks and group rates are available.
ROOMS + ROOM BLOCKS →
THE SPACES

ROOM FOR THE WHOLE SIMCHA.

SPACES + FLOOR PLANS →
Long candlelit tables in the Horizon Ballroom
FROM $22,000
HORIZON BALLROOM
Room for the hora, and then some.
The Skyline Ballroom set with rows of chairs for a service
FROM $12,000
SKYLINE BALLROOM
The service, then the simcha.
The patio set for a ceremony: white chairs, a white aisle and a floral arch
FROM $7,000
THE PATIO
The adults’ cocktail hour, outside.
A navy lounge set for an event
FROM $6,000
BREAKOUT ROOMS
The kids’ lounge, steps from the hora.
GOOD TO KNOW

QUESTIONS, ANSWERED.

CAN WE HOLD THE SERVICE HERE?
Yes. Hold the service in the Skyline and the party in the Horizon, or turn one room over between them. Your guests never leave the building.
WHAT ABOUT SHABBAT-OBSERVANT GUESTS?
A Shabbat elevator runs all Shabbat, rooms in your block use manual keys, and the weekend is timed around candle lighting and havdalah.
A head table in the Horizon Ballroom
READY WHEN YOU ARE

TELL US ABOUT YOUR NIGHT.

Send your date and a rough guest count. An Event Maker will come back with ideas, pricing and the dates still open.
START PLANNING