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Creating Sacred Community: How Friends & Family Can Be Part of Your Jewish Wedding Ceremony
One of the things I treasure most about officiating Jewish weddings is how many ways there are to invite love and support into the ceremony.
Cantor Laura Stein
6 days ago4 min read
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Marshall & Shari’s Tribeca Wedding: A Joyful Union of Traditions
Marshall and Shari’s wedding at Tribeca 360 in New York City was an elegant and deeply personal interfaith ceremony.
Cantor Laura Stein
Apr 63 min read
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Celebrating Dara: A Baby Naming & First Birthday in One
Dara’s baby naming at Old Westbury Country Club was a beautiful gathering filled with love, heritage, and connection.
Cantor Laura Stein
Mar 262 min read
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Jennifer & Robert’s Backyard Wedding: A Celebration of Love & Laughter
Jennifer and Robert’s Jewish wedding in Englewood, New Jersey was a reflection of who they are as a couple and the community around them.
Cantor Laura Stein
Mar 162 min read
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Welcoming Abraham: A Baby Naming Ceremony in Central Park
I had the honor of welcoming baby Abraham into the Jewish community. It was an intimate and heartfelt ceremony.
Cantor Laura Stein
Mar 62 min read
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Love in the Skyline: Cedric & William’s Intimate Queer Jewish Wedding
Cedric & William’s wedding was nothing short of extraordinary—a personal, heartfelt celebration of their love, identity, & Jewish traditions
Cantor Laura Stein
Feb 252 min read
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A Love That Bridges Traditions: The Interfaith Wedding of Connor & Cate
Connor and Cate’s interfaith wedding was a sacred and deeply personal moment that honored both of their backgrounds.
Cantor Laura Stein
Feb 153 min read
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Officiating a Bar Mitzvah Rooted in Tradition and Heart: Jonathan’s Special Day
I had the privilege of officiating Jonathan’s Bar Mitzvah in Greenwich, Connecticut—a ceremony rooted in family, tradition, & commitment.
Cantor Laura Stein
Feb 53 min read
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