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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Spiritual Wedding is Just Right!

Spiritual Wedding with a Civil Marriage Ceremony

Spiritual Wedding is a simple ceremony with a little heart, a little romance, and the belief that there is something greater.

Spiritual Wedding

Spiritual Wedding 
It is for couples who culturally connect to their Jewish roots, but more secular.  It could be only to break the glass, share the wine with this one blessing in Hebrew.  That’s it!  The majority of the ceremony is in English. Anything else like a Ketubah is too Jewish!  There is a term Jew-ish that has been written about online in multiple Jewish websites.

Civil Marriage Ceremony  
Civil marriage is a wedding that takes place without any religious affiliation and meets the legal requirements of the locale.  The locale is where a wedding couple applies and receives this marriage license or marriage certificate.  It is completed in advance and signed on the wedding day by a registered officiant.

What’s important to you, your parents, your family is…to be married by a Rabbi.

  • How long is a spiritual ceremony?
    • I am often asked this question.  A spiritual wedding with a civil marriage ceremony is based on each couple’s requests.
  •  A Spiritual Wedding is also known as a micro wedding or mini wedding (minimonies)?
    • Micro Wedding (microweddings): is when a couple will have their parents, an officiant, and a wedding photographer.
    • Mini Wedding (minimonies): are for couples that choose to have around ten to twenty guests. A blend of family and friends including the wedding photographer.
  • About Wedding Officiant Rabbi Services:
    • Officiating can take place Sunday, Monday to Friday
      Please Note: Friday is for local weddings before 3 PM. Lower Westchester County
    • Saturday, all ceremonies can begin after 6:00 PM with a Marriage License signing before the ceremony begins.
    • Work closely with all my couples so that the ceremony reflects their personalities, beliefs, dreams, wishes, and both families.
    • Guidance, questions answered, pre-planning wedding meetings, resources, and much more.
    • The time it takes to prepare everything for all to go smooth on the wedding day.
    • Rabbi Services on the actual wedding day

The Jewish Wedding Rabbi resides in Westchester County, New York and covers the Metropolitan area; New York (including New York City-Manhattan), Queens (Long Island City), Brooklyn (Prospect Park area, Park Slope, DUMBO, Greenpoint), Westchester County (Lower Hudson Valley), Connecticut (Fairfield), Bronx (Botanical Gardens, Wave Hill), Long Island (Nassau County) and New Jersey (Northern NJ).