Rabbi Andrea Frank, Jewish Wedding Rabbi Officiates in New York, Westchester County, the Tri-State Area, California and Washington State for Jewish Weddings, Baby Naming and Bar Bat Mitzvah. Jewish, Interfaith, Civil Weddings ceremonies. Each ceremony is unique intertwining the Jewish Ceremony order and customs which is why having a rabbi to guide you is so important.
by the Jewish Wedding Rabbi The Couple, the Chuppah, the Ketubah, the Tallit Elements of a Jewish Wedding Ceremony This photo stood out to the Jewish Wedding Rabbi because it is what she sees each and every time standing under the Chuppah with her couples. The love for each other on their special day. Chelsea […]
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by Rachel (New York, New York, USA) Our ketubah was specially designed for us by Batya Weinstock, depicting the scene in which my fiance proposed. It includes a painting of a home in Yemin Moshe (a neighborhood in Israel) beneath an intricate papercut featuring our names, vines, and flowers. Rabbi Adds… Share the ketubah you […]
Below, the Marriage Guidance may not be for all couples, because of certain variables in a couple’s life, but should be for most. Marriage Guidance offers practical key points that should be integrated and or should already exist in a marriage. However, the list of points below does work! God created man in His own […]
Yahrzeit – Remembrance A Yahrzeit Prayer The light of life is a finite flame. Like the Sabbath candles, life is kindled. It burns, it glows, it radiates warmth and beauty, but then it fades and is no more. Yet we must not despair. We are more than a memory vanishing in the darkness. With […]
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Weddings, When Not to Marry is vital information when picking the right date to plan this special day. So….The Question: When is a Jewish marriage ceremony and reception not permissible on certain days throughout the Hebrew Calendar year? Use the guide below for the answer. To find the secular date and month, you will need […]
Jewish wedding receptions are a time for joyous celebration, much food, laughter, and of course, lively, traditional Jewish dances that have been passed down through the generations. These dances are often referred to as “circle dances” and were designed to allow the guests to bless the couple as well as to reflect the idea […]
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In the Jewish Wedding Rabbi Shop, “Jewish Wedding Judaica”, we have some of the important items necessary to celebrate your Jewish wedding. The products featured are the Groom’s Breaking Class. We offer a variety of styles and colors to best match your beautiful wedding. Order Groom’s Breaking Glass Here. The breaking of the glass […]
Sarah’s Bat Mitzvah ceremony Sentiments from Parents: T&Cs Thank you for providing our family with a truly moving and memorable Bat Mitzvah service. Every guest regardless of their religious affiliation, Jew and non-Jew, conservative, orthodox, or reform, commented on the spirituality and beauty of Sarah’s Bat Mitzvah service. It truly met our needs in providing […]
