First off it is important to find out where the service is being held at. This will help you decide what kind of clothing you should wear since different denominations of Judaism have different rules. If you are who the Bar Mitzvah is being held for, then you should wear a very nice formal tuxedo. Try looking for one at least a couple of weeks in advance so that all the preparations can be made to make sure that it fits you well and comfortably. They can be found at many local formal wear shops in your area. You may also be able to find a suitable one at a department store. One that is dark in color is usually best.
Yarmulkes should also be worn. They are the skull caps that are worn by religious Jews. It's not necessary for you to wear a Yarmulke if you aren't Jewish, but this is a sign of respect. They can be bought for reasonable prices at www.biblelandshop.net.
It is important for married Jewish men to wear a Prayer Shawl as well. Prayer shawls are traditionally worn on Shabbat, holidays, and during prayer. There are helpful websites and books that can teach you to make your own prayer shawl and they can also be bought online at www.biblicalgallery.com.
Proper attire for girls invited to the Bar Mitzvah should be a very nice and modest dress. Women should also wear a nice dress. Don't wear anything that is too revealing or tight. This would be considered disrespectful. There are many department stores where you can buy a nice dress that isn't revealing.
Foy boys and men that are invited to the Bar Mitzvah, consider wearing a nice blazer or jacket with a nice pair of suit pants that match in color. It may also be a good idea for you to wear a formal tuxedo as well.
When planning to attend a Bar Mitzvah, there is a great website that I think you will find very helpful. They can provide you with just about anything you need for any kind of Jewish holiday or celebration. Visit them at www.zionjusaica.com.
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