Jewish Wedding Blog
08 Sep 2014
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THE KRENZEL/MEZINKA - DANCE OF THE LAST CHILD The krenzel is the celebratory dance which is traditionally performed at weddings when the last child in a family is married. It honors parents who have...
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Argaman Chupah Ketubah by Zeesi Ketubah Description Regal argaman textile border, candlelit white satin chupah enveloped by bridal rose bouquets. Text bordered by blossoming almond trees towering...
Read more → 07 Sep 2014
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Beit H'mikdash Ketubah by Zeesi Ketubah Description Shiur hamalos, 15 steps lead up to the holy Beit Hamikdash (temple), the place in Jerusalem where all our prayers rise up to shamayim (the...
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Beloved Fields Ketubah by Zeesi Ketubah Description Chupah surrounded by blossoming roses that flow into grape clusters gently draped over wheat fields dotted with olive trees, reflecting a portion...
Read more → 05 Sep 2014
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Brocade Ketubah by Zeesi Ketubah Description This intricate piece surrounds the ketubah text with delicately composed vines and flowers, representing the blossoming of a new couple's love. View...
Read more → 04 Sep 2014
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English Garden Ketubah by Zeesi Ketubah Description This limited edition giclee Ketubah features english roses adorning the border, above a crown filled with diamonds of the kallah (bride)...
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