The Jewish wedding ceremony is a rite of passage that takes place over days. It is a time for families and friends to celebrate the love between the bride and groom and witness their commitment to each other. In this post, you’ll learn some of the main details about Jewish wedding ceremonies so you can understand what goes on during these beautiful events.
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Weddings can be complicated and time-consuming. Not to mention, planning it out is a lot of hard work on top of the primary stress that may already come with tying the knot. With all of this in mind, organizing a wedding does not have to be complicated; you need to know what you are doing. Below are guidelines to help you organize your wedding.
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There is so much to think about when it comes to your wedding that it can be hard to get your head around. However, once the cake is chosen, the perfect dress is picked, you have found the perfect flowers, and you have got your favourite menu for the catering, you might feel like you could do with a sit-down!
However, a few more things still need to be done, and they always go much more smoothly with further planning, such as beauty preparation.
The big day is up and coming, and you want to look your best like many do! But you might also wonder where do you start? Will there be another to-do list as long as your arm to prepare yourself for your wedding? Most likely!
Do not worry, though, as this piece will give you some ideas and tips on preparing for what hopefully is the best day of your life!
Read on to find out more.
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So you are scanning through your junk mail and see an invitation to a friend’s wedding. You have worked by his side for years, sharing in both occupational stressors and (a little) comic relief. However, the invitation is rather upfront, clearly labelling this wedding as a “Jewish Wedding.”
Oy Vey! What to do?
Sit down, grab a bagel (with some shmeer) and read through this simple article.
Not too hard?
