Jewish Wedding Blog
30 Mar 2015
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THE NUPTIAL BLESSINGS The centerpiece of the marriage ceremony, the Sheva Brachot, or nuptial blessings, are recited as part of the wedding ceremony, at the conclusion of the wedding feast, and at certain...
Read more → 16 Mar 2015
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I love when couples meet once and then re-meet under different circumstances when the timing is right. That's how it went for Genevieve and Anis, our latest featured Real Weddings Couple. A non-Jewish...
Read more → 03 Feb 2015
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THE RING CEREMONY One of the centerpieces of the traditional Jewish wedding is the bestowal of a ring by the groom on his bride. This constitutes the fulfillment of an essential component of the Jewish...
Read more → 20 Jan 2015
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Couples ask us all the time "where should I hang my ketubah after the wedding?" Here are 2 of the best (and most popular) places to display your ketubah throughout your home. 1. Your bedroom Your bedroom...
Read more → 12 Jan 2015
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Lee Loebman's Ketubahs are some of the most intricately designed ketubahs out there. Mixing together detailed papercuts against vivid paintings results in beautifully crafted stained glass appearance that...
Read more → 05 Jan 2015
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BREAKING THE GLASS Perhaps the most iconic moment in a Jewish wedding is the smashing of a glass at its conclusion. Historically this was done by the groom, although in many contemporary weddings...
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The Myth of the Wedding Cake
From One Couple to Another
5 Things You Need to Know about Sephardic Ketubah Text
Michelle "Shell" Rummel
Tips on Gifts!
