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Gathered in a charming restaurant in the heart of Greenwich, Connecticut, we marked a moment that was both ancient and new—welcoming a beautiful little girl into the covenant of the Jewish people with a baby naming 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.

Marshall and Shari’s wedding at Tribeca 360 in New York City was an elegant and deeply personal interfaith ceremony.

Dara’s baby naming at Old Westbury Country Club was a beautiful gathering filled with love, heritage, and connection.

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.

I had the honor of welcoming baby Abraham into the Jewish community. It was an intimate and heartfelt ceremony.

Cedric & William’s wedding was nothing short of extraordinary—a personal, heartfelt celebration of their love, identity, & Jewish traditions

Connor and Cate’s interfaith wedding was a sacred and deeply personal moment that honored both of their backgrounds.

I had the privilege of officiating Jonathan’s Bar Mitzvah in Greenwich, Connecticut—a ceremony rooted in family, tradition, & commitment.