A chuppah that feels like yours. I meet you both before the wedding, prepare the ketubah and witnesses with you, and lead the ceremony with warmth and precision, from the betrothal blessing to the breaking of the glass.
What's included
- A first meeting with both of you before the wedding
- Preparing the ketubah and arranging the witnesses
- Leading the whole ceremony: the betrothal blessing, the ring, the ketubah reading and the seven blessings
- Words of Torah written for your chuppah
The way to the chuppah
- A first conversationMessage the Rabbi on WhatsApp: your date, the venue, and what matters to you.
- Meeting the coupleWe meet, get to know each other, and shape your chuppah together.
- Guidance for the groom and brideThe groom with the Rabbi, the bride with the Rebbetzin, one on one.
- The chuppahThe Rabbi comes to you and leads the ceremony through to the breaking of the glass.
Questions
How early should we get in touch?
As early as you can, ideally at least two months ahead, to leave time to meet, for guidance and for registering with the Rabbinate.
Can we have a Jewish wedding if we aren't religious?
Of course. The Rabbi officiates for couples of every background and shapes a ceremony that feels like yours.
Does the Rabbi officiate outside Jerusalem?
Yes. The Rabbi officiates in Jerusalem and across Israel. Send him your venue and date.
Also with us
Getting married? We'd love to meet you
Message the Rabbi on WhatsApp with your date and venue, and we'll set up a first conversation.
Talk with the Rabbi