Special guest, Cindy Hassel, SROEvents.com. When the client doesn't see the big picture. Why they need to be reminded that weather is real. Does the venue have a good emergency plan? The dad wants his son to enter the room on a horse.

LGBTQ+ mitzvah party. Sometimes it's the parents. Someday it might be the mitzvah kid. How to be mindful of language in conversation and marketing so the LGBTQ person feels comfortable and included.

Special guest Bernie Gaps. AbsolutelyFabulousEvents.com. How a degree in engineering makes a huge difference in a decor and event company. No matter how great the idea, someone has to make it and get it there.

Special Guest Joel Curtis, MC/DJ. The Bar-Mitzvah boy with a broken leg is standing up on the chair when it's lifted into the air. The grandmother is upset because the photo montage has her wearing the wrong dress. Annoying music requests.

Special guest Jake Jacobs. DJJakeMusic.com. How a good attitude and a bit of humility can smooth over rough waters with a difficult event professional. How a great party crowd makes the effort of the entertainers totally worth it.

What is the highlight of the mitzvah party? Are candle lighting ceremonies disappearing? Unique family party traditions. Here come the big butts.

Grandma is the client. The twin Bar-Mitzvah boys couldn't be bothered so Grandma wanted a party for adults. How friends and family supported the mother.

Special guest Cindy Hassel, event planner. SROEvents.com. Her most impressive mitzvah party. The current generation of kids and their party ideas. How to handle a conversation when the parents vision doesn't match the mitzvah child.

Special guest Troy Christian. RuffHouseEntertainment.biz. Film maker, dancer, choreographer. The $1.5 billion mitzvah party. Filming an orthodox mitzvah ceremony. What's the first thing someone should do when planning a mitzvah party?

Special guest! Cat Krantz Benner, photographer, NextExitPhotography.com. Time is the most important component of a Mitzvah party. Extra lighting makes a huge difference in the photos. The delicate balance between photographers and videographers.