At Pais Photos, we photograph the drummers procession and the walk to the Bar Mitzvah ceremony at the Western Wall.
This traditional event includes drums, shofars, and dancing with the Bar Mitzvah boy and his family.
We work with the band “Tofei Simcha” and capture moments of happiness and celebration for lasting memories.
"Capturing Moments with Emotion"
A Bar Mitzvah procession at the Western Wall is an essential part of celebrating a Bar Mitzvah at the Western Wall.
The procession starts at Dung Gate and ends at the security check before entering the Western Wall Plaza.
It’s about 25 minutes of joy, happiness, and dancing that fill the whole family with unity and moments to remember.
At Pais Photos, we are there to capture it all — the drums, the smiles, and the real moments that happen along the way.
Our goal is simple: to leave you with a genuine memory from your special day at the Western Wall, one that will stay in your heart and in your photos for years to come.
The procession usually starts at the Dung Gate and continues up to the Western Wall security checkpoint.
The procession lasts about 20–30 minutes with drums, shofars, singing, and lots of celebration.
The Bar Mitzvah celebrations at the Western Wall take place between 6:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Arriving early helps the day flow smoothly and calmly.
Bring good energy, and candies to throw during the drums and shofars.
Take water for hot days and warm clothes or umbrellas for winter.
