Jewish Wedding

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If you're planning a Jewish wedding, many of your non-Jewish friends and guests may not be familiar with the terms and phrases used to describe different parts of the ceremony. Here's a quick and easy guide to the most commonly used Jewish wedding terms.

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A guide to the Jewish wedding ceremony

Jewish wedding tradition often times includes the Seven Jewish Wedding Blessings. These readings start out with the Blessing of the Wine and end with the communal expression of joy.

Most Jewish couples choose to get married in a synagogue. However, many couples decide to get married outside of the synagogue and this is perfectly acceptable in Jewish tradition.

Most Jewish weddings happen on Saturday nights or on Sundays. There are many rituals in Jewish weddings.

Jewish weddings are usually on Saturdays after sundown. Pork is never served at a Jewish wedding.

Customs and traditions are important for every couple-to-be. Sometimes it's a matter of where do you start. Hopefully this will give you a beginning as you prepare your lives together