Jewish wedding ceremony

These eye-catching chuppahs from real couples' weddings work for indoor and outdoor celebrations alike. Find inspiration for your ceremony here, with ideas for frames made of copper, wood, or metal, flowers and foliage in every color and bloom type; and aesthetics that range from simple to extravagant.

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These wedding ceremony rituals pay homage to your heritage—and also symbolize your sweet union. Click through to discover cultural traditions to add to your personalized wedding ceremony.

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An original interfaith marriage ceremony script that blends christian & jewish wedding traditions for a symbolic and meaningful ceremony. this wedding officiant script includes a ketubah signing ceremony, remembrance of loved ones, memorial candle lighting, a sand pouring unity ceremony, a bible reading, the jewish ‘breaking of the glass’ ceremony, and more. written by ordained amm minister, ‘rabbi’ lori prashker-thomas.

As guests entered the ceremony space, the gentlemen were invited to take a yarmulke to wear for the traditional Jewish service.

great photo op for a Jewish wedding ceremony. Love the kiss under the tallis.

Consider us your go-to source for planning the Jewish wedding of your dreams! Here’s a quick Jewish Wedding ceremony guide to kick start your planning process.

Whether you grew up immersed in the Jewish religion or are being introduced to it through your partner (or perhaps attending your first Jewish wedding), there are many Jewish wedding traditions that characterise the celebration of marriage. New York wedding photographer and Fine Art Curation member Anna Gianfrate has captured many Jewish weddings throughout Manhattan and beyond and is familiar with the meaningful traditions, so we asked her to share what to expect at a Jewish wedding. Let's…

The chuppah is a deeply traditional element of the Jewish wedding ceremony, but also one with a great deal of flexibility as far as what style you use, which makes it a great opportunity to make the ceremony your own, whether you use a hand-held or free-standing version, want something large or small, formal or casual, traditional or modern, or simply or elaborately decorated. By Maria Bywater.