Capturing Your New York Vow Renewal Reaffirming your love to one another is such a special moment in life! Especially, when you celebrate a milestone wedding anniversary. Now that you have found the perfect location for the big day, it’s time to find a wedding photographer to capture your vow renewal. Some people may hesitate […]
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Great Gatsby Jewish Wedding Style – Ritzy, Swanky
Great Gatsby Era Jewish Wedding is Swanky! Mazel Tov! A & N are Married! Springtime Jewish Weddings means stunning Floral Chuppahs! Blush pink and white flowers surrounded my lovely wedding couple as they married under the Chuppah Canopy for their traditional modern Jewish Wedding. Their venue was so grand with classic decor that you felt you […]
Holidays and date setting
Sukkot starts on a Sunday night next year. Can I have my ceremony Sunday afternoon? I’m not very observant, but do want a Jewish wedding (and a willing Rabbi) Thanks Sandy – Rabbi Andrea’s Reply… Thank you for asking your question. The days between Yom Kippur and Sukkot are very extremely auspicious days! A […]
N Y E 2 0 1 5
NYE. 2015 Wow! 2 0 1 4 will soon be no more, but I ‘m so thankful to all I’ve met, assisted with Rabbi services and with those I continue to stay in touch. Looking forward to each day, each moment making new memories in N Y E 2015. L’Chaim! To You! To many blessings, […]
Jewish Wedding Rabbi
Jewish Wedding Rabbi Sharing a Video that was created for her. Just the music alone makes you want to click and play. All music has an impact on our lives, and wedding ceremony music can do the same. The music you choose to walk down the aisle. At the halfway point, you wait. Your Groom […]
Watching Time – Wedding Canopy
Watching Time Under the Wedding Canopy Every notice the Rabbi standing under the Chuppah wedding canopy looking at his or her watch. The wedding processional is beginning and you glance at the Chuppah just when the Rabbi entered the Chuppah wedding canopy. Why is she or he looking at their watches when a beautiful […]
Jewish Weddings: Breaking Through the Glass
Jewish Weddings – Almost universally in all cultures, a broken glass signifies something. For some broken glass brings seven years of good luck, for others broken glass is believed to have quite the opposite effect. In business, women struggle to break through the glass ceiling. In the Jewish world, it is the men – as […]