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When planning a Jewish ceremony, understanding the order and significance of each element is crucial. These ceremonies are not simply a list of prayers or blessings to check off of a program. Instead, they represent a journey, weaving an arc that stretches from the past, through the present, into the future. This journey is part of what we call in Hebrew “hashalshelet ha-kabbalah”, the chain of tradition.

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.

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.