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Jewish Wedding Blog
Lasting Jewish Wedding Traditions and Origins
When a Jewish couple prepares for their Jewish wedding ceremony, whether Orthodox or Reform, several cultural Jewish wedding traditions continue to be observed before, during, and…
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The Ketubah: its Meaning, Importance, and Implications in Jewish Tradition
According to Jewish law, a Jewish wedding must meet two fundamental requirements. The first is that the bride and groom willingly enter into their marriage, and…
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A Marriage of Modern and Traditional with Papercut Ketubah Designs
A Ketubah is a powerful symbol of love, faith, tradition, and commitment within the Jewish marriage tradition, whose origins can be traced over two millennia. A…
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New Modern Ketubah Designs for Modern Jewish Wedding Contracts
One of the most significant considerations made by Jewish and interfaith couples is the creation of their Ketubah, the traditional, religious covenant and binding civil contract…
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Shabbat Chatan or Aufruf: Celebrating the Groom
If you have just received your first Aufruf invitation or a Shabbat Chatan invitation, you may very well be wondering what it is all about? The…
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Jewish Intermarriage
If you are planning a Jewish wedding, well, you know you have tons of things to consider: your revised “to-do” list every day-- places to go…
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Bedeken Ceremony: Jewish Veil Tradition
If you have ever been to a traditional Jewish wedding, probably the most electrifying moment of the evening was the Bedeken, the Jewish wedding veiling ceremony…
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Mikvah Before Marriage
The mikveh or mikvah bath is a Jewish ritual dating back to ancient times. Mikvah, literally meaning “collection” refers to a pool of natural water in…
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Sephardic Wedding Traditions
The Sephardic and Ashkenazic Jews represent the two main divisions of Jewish ethnic groups; with the Sephardic Jews being those who originally dwelled in the Iberian…
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