For those of us in the thick of wedding planning, we know that there are plenty of opportunities to customize...
Marriage is hard work. In fact, it’s one of the hardest things you’ll do in your lifetime. And with marriage,...
Weddings are supposed to be days full of joy overflowing. Sure, we know that any big event involving multiple...
Many people, myself included, have considered what their wedding might look like someday. Some even plan it...
With less than six weeks until the wedding (!!) I’d like to think I have most of my ducks in a row. Femi and...
When I first began the daunting task of looking for a wedding program template for my co-officiated Jewish-Christian...
“Oh…I thought I told you about that.”
It’s a phrase I’ll admit I’ve said far too often during the wedding planning...
I have performed over 3,000 weddings throughout my 40-year career and I am passionate about working with Jewish...
For those of us in the thick of wedding planning, we know that there are plenty of opportunities to customize...
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Explanation
A huppah—often spelled “chuppah“—is...
Note: Zach and I worked on this blog post together, to make sure it’s a fair representation of what happened...
Almost two years ago we started talking about joining a synagogue. We knew it was time to put our daughter...
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As a fourth generation Japanese-American, I’ve often felt my heritage was...
One of the first decisions a couple has to make in planning for their wedding ceremony is who will officiate. ...
Recently, an amazing Jewish wedding program infographic was posted in our Facebook group for Jewish interfaith...
It’s probably a bit of a stretch to call these borekas because I originally introduced them to my readers...
On the eve of my first birthday as a grandmother, which happened to be the day of the eclipse, I wrote this...
Watch the full video interview with author Anita Diamant and former InterfaithFamily Boston Director Rabbi Jillian...
My cousin is getting married on Yom Kippur. And her dress rehearsal is on Kol Nidre. Yes, you read that right....
Over the July 4th weekend, Zach and I spent some time with my family in the Philadelphia area. As mentioned...
I grew up in a large, close Catholic family, so when I got married in a Jewish wedding ceremony, finding meaningful...
Planning an interfaith wedding is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for couples to create a ceremony filled with...
My fiancé and I did not grow up in different religious traditions. Sherrita was raised in Detroit as a Christian,...
I’d been dating the man who’d eventually become my husband for about a year when my grandmother sat me down...
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