Weddings are supposed to be days full of joy overflowing. Sure, we know that any big event involving multiple...
It would surprise a lot of people to find out that I—the least spontaneous person I know—jumped right into the...
On the eve of my first birthday as a grandmother, which happened to be the day of the eclipse, I wrote this...
You are now engaged! NOW WHAT?
Here are five things to consider before jumping in, from a Master Wedding Planner:
1....
“I am getting married” my son Jordan said nonchalantly as he walked by the door of my home...
This post originally appeared on www.edumundcase.com and is reprinted with permission.
I don’t have any weddings...
Prior to Taryn’s meeting Sean, we all were sure she would marry someone Jewish. She was an interested...
Hello again. Anne and Sam here. You may remember us from the InterfaithFamily Wedding Blog. A few years have...
When my family moved to Pittsburgh, my son was 10 weeks old and my husband was entering into a grueling six-year...
My name is Hannah, and as one half of an engaged couple, I’m excited to share with you my experience planning...
It has been said that timing is everything. This belief is especially true for the evolution of my relationship...
Jose and I met six years ago in Washington, DC, on a co-ed soccer team. After a few weeks and a carefully worded...
I love telling our “how we met” story, because if you don’t know us, it’s pretty unexpected. And, if you do...
When I was in college, I had a serious boyfriend who wasn’t Jewish. At that time I also got involved as a...
In the recent article in The Forward, a Rabbi in Los Angeles explains that he will officiate for an interfaith...
Jews don’t live in ghettos anymore, and I think most of us would agree that this is a good thing. In our daily...
Our wedding blogger Matt Rice recently wrapped up his blog after getting married to his now wife, Shannon. We’re...
When I was ordained as a Reform Rabbi in 2000 I was certain that I would never officiate at interfaith wedding...
In Hebrew, a blessing is a Brachah. We say a Brachah before we light Shabbat candles, and before we eat or...
I recently officiated a wedding in which there were only a few Jewish people there (and I was one of them)....
Originally written for Keshet’s blog. Keshet is a national grassroots organization that works for the...
As a parent, you never know the unintended benefits of signing your kids up for extra-curricular activities...
The holiday season is rife with analyses of interfaith families that celebrate both Christmas and Chanukah,...
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