Vort & L'chaim Invitation Wording Guide
A vort (also called l'chaim or lechaim) is the Jewish engagement celebration party. Browse elegant designs to announce your simcha and invite family and friends.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a vort?
A vort is a Jewish engagement celebration, also commonly called a l'chaim. It is a joyous gathering where family and friends come together to celebrate the couple's engagement. The word 'vort' comes from Yiddish meaning 'word,' referring to the verbal commitment.
What should a vort invitation include?
A vort invitation typically includes the names of the chosson and kallah, the parents' names, the date and time, the venue or address, and often a note about the type of celebration (e.g., light refreshments, seudah). Many families also include the Hebrew date.
What to Include on Your Vort Invitation
- Names of the hosts or honorees
- Hebrew and English date
- Time and location
- Type of event or celebration
- Specify side or occasion (chusen's side, kallah's side, both sides)
Common Spellings
This event is also commonly spelled: vort, l'chaim, lchaim, le'chaim, lechaim, lechayim. In Hebrew: וורט، לחיים، שמחת וורט.
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