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Jewish Wedding Blog
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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The Jewish Henna Ceremony
The henna plant, Lawsonia inermus, is a tall shrub that grows in the hot, semi-arid climates of North Africa, Asia, and Australia. It has been used…
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Moroccan Jewish Wedding
If you have ever attended a Moroccan Jewish wedding, chances are you are unlikely to forget it. I have been to countless Jewish Moroccan weddings (I…
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Italian Jewish Wedding
History Jewish Italian culture is both rich in tradition and persistent in its presence in Italy, dating back more than 2,000 years to the pre-Christian Roman period…
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Judaica Wedding Gifts
Like many a wedding, the bride and groom are often inundated with an abundance of gifts, some more practical than others, and frequently consist simply and…
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