Jewish Wedding Rabbi

Rabbi Andrea Frank, The Jewish Wedding Rabbi Officiates in New York, the Tri-State Area and Beyond for Jewish Weddings, Baby Naming and Bar Bat Mitzvah. Jewish, Interfaith, Civil Weddings and Commitment ceremonies. Each ceremony is unique intertwining the Jewish Ceremony order and customs which is why having a rabbi to guide you is so important.

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Rabbi the Teacher – The Definition for Rabbi is Teacher

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Rabbi the Teacher – Rabbi Teaches in Many Ways Rabbi the Teacher teaches in many ways with news to report. It gives me great pleasure to Announce I have created a Webinar.  The Webinar is for the Member Only ABC Association of Bridal Consultants. A wonderful opportunity to educate Wedding Planners, Event Planners, and Wedding Professionals. […]

Wedding Planning Couples

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Wedding Planning – With beauty and flowing with elegance The process before the big day, Wedding Planning, these last few months have been wonderful! Its been such a pleasure to meeting my couples for their first Wedding Meeting and for others, their follow up wedding planning meetings for all their Spring to Fall Wedding Day […]

Special Announcement The Jewish Wedding Rabbi

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  Special Announcement Special Announcement:   Official Press Release for The Jewish Wedding Rabbi.  Couples’ Choice Awards 2016 are here from WeddingWire! WeddingWire is one of the top-rated web sites that assist couples in finding their venue, caterer, wedding florist, wedding photographer, and even their Wedding Officiant, their Rabbi. Not to mention all the updated technology […]

Order of the Wedding Ceremony

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Part 1 of 7 The Jewish Order of the Wedding Ceremony Guide consists of seven parts, the first of which is the signing of the Ketubah. The Signing of the Ketubah The Ketubah is to the Jewish Marriage Laws, the Marriage License.  The Marriage License a couple applies and picks up at the Town Clerk’s […]

Baby Naming Ceremony, its Jewish

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The Baby Naming Ceremony, Its Jewish  Click to view all about the naming Ceremonies Fond memories of the baby naming ceremony for the daughters per Jewish tradition and custom.  For the parents give their sons and daughters their first formal Jewish ceremony.  Why a baby naming ceremony? Parents take the steps and start their children […]

Blessings with Tiny Hands

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Tiny Hands Blessings with tiny hands, blessings are all around you and at times, presented directly in front of you.  A baby naming ceremony started out as all the in-home ceremonies I created and officiated.  I was lead to the room in the home it would take place.  The big sister often came into the […]

Sukkot, Succah, Festival

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 Chag Samaech Sukkot Dine on the seasonal harvest in the temporary booths, the succah,  that reconnects us to the 40 year journey  It’s actually an agricultural festival!   Enjoying the bounty that the earth provides in the Succah for 8 days and evenings.  The festival began Sunday and lasts 8 days which symbolizes a complete […]