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Watching Time – Wedding Canopy

October 16, 2013 By jwrdirector

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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 moment for a wedding is beginning?

First thought as a guest, uh?
Other thought, how rude!
Another thought, really!

It is quite simple actually.  The Rabbi needs to look at their watch for practical reasons.  When your Officiant writes the time of ceremony, it is required by most marriage clerk’s office locally and around the country in all 50 States. Officiants, Judges, Clergy members are all required to submit the City and State Marriage Licenses, Marriage Certificates with a list of required information from the wedding day.

So, the Clergy member, and or Wedding Officiant is not being rude, or any other impression a guest might think and react.  They are as much in the wedding moment, if not more, because they are Officiating, as a matter of fact.  Watching time is an important element for All couples marrying and whereas the City and or States, require such.

So, now, the secret information on why the Wedding officiant, Rabbi and All Clergy is Watching Time at for the Wedding Ceremony. Including Civil Wedding Ceremonies as well.

 

 

 

 

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