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A Jewish marriage connects all who are present to the beautiful rituals and customs of Judaism from over 2,000 years old. After every Jewish wedding ceremony I officiate, I am often approached by guests stating, “A beautiful ceremony offered such meaning for us – you gave more than we expected!” A Jewish wedding ceremony keeps the ceremony as the central focus of the day and the reception for its true meaning – to celebrate.

Before The Ceremony

Blessings to the Bride and Groom from the Parents

It is children who reveal the foundation of, not only Jewish life, but family life. Parents raise their children to become adults and, when the family tree grows bringing two families together by marriage, parents are honored and provide their blessings from generation to generation. For more information, visit us at Jewish match maker service.