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Time of Jewish Wedding Ceremony?

January 7, 2013 By jwrdirector

Sunset for Jewish Wedding Ceremonies

Sunset for Jewish Wedding Ceremonies

Sunset for Jewish Wedding Ceremonies
Havdalah observed ends Shabbat on Saturday

If Sunset is 7:08pm on a Saturday evening, what time can the ceremony begin?

Reply from Rabbi Andrea Frank:

Traditionally, 1 hour soon after Havdalah was observed.

Best Answer:

Check with the Rabbi that is officiating your ceremony. It is based on when the Rabbi will officiate soon after sunset or wait the traditional time frame.

There is a custom that guests will arrive, enjoy the cocktail hour before, then the ceremony, then the reception.

This takes care of your guests; observing the traditional time-line of Shabbat if that is the only way the Rabbi you are using will officiate.

 

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