Rentals and Photography

Photography
Please reach out to Mike Kenny, Director of Operations, at least 6 weeks before your date, for all photography planning: mkenny@tewnj.org, 908-232-6770. Pictures may be taken inside Brody Chapel and the Main Sanctuary but we do not allow photography during the actual service.
Available days and times for photography:
- Mondays at 5:00 PM
- Thursdays at 5:00 or 6:00 PM
- Before the service
- After the service
Room Rentals
Consider Renting at Temple Emanu-El
Temple Emanu-El is pleased to offer several options for families to continue celebrating your child becoming a B’nai Mitzvah at the Temple.
Types of celebrations which can be held at Temple Emanu-El:
- Shabbat Dinner
- Before Friday evening services
- Luncheon/Kiddush
- This is a get-together immediately following your child’s service, up to 3 hours (with no dancing) for a catered lunch.
- Reception
- A party at the Temple which can be held immediately following your service (Afternoon event) or later in the evening.
- Cocktail hour with Reception
- Invite guests to a cocktail hour followed by the reception.
Rooms at Temple Emanu-El:
- Community Room
- This space can accommodate 70 guests, has a full kitchen and can be decorated to your choosing.
- Greifer Sacks
- Refurbished in 2021, can accommodate 250 guests. The rental includes a large commercial kitchen and a beautiful space which you can decorate to your choosing.
- Stage Side – Stage Side is adjacent to Greifer Sacks with a movable wall. Greifer Sacks can be combined with Stage Side to create even more space for an
event. - Gallery
- The Gallery is used for Cocktail receptions and is right next to Greifer Sacks
Room Rental Interest Form
Use the buttons below to explore the b’nai mitzvah portal!

Schedule
A general timeline of what you and your family need to accomplish for the b’nai mitzvah.
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Technology
Technology plays a big role in your child’s service. Learn more about how Temple Emanu-El utilizes technology to share the memories of your child’s b’nai mitzvah.