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A Hindu bride and Jewish groom I worked with wanted to honor the concept of 'seven blessings' that are central to traditional wedding ceremonies in both faiths. In the Jewish tradition, the ceremony is concluded with seven Hebrew blessings and the breaking of the glass.

What do residents of the Los Angeles Jewish Home have to offer when it comes to dating advice? Based on this video produced by the home, plenty! As a spokesman for the Jewish Home noted, its residents are "experts who have seen it all before."

As we move into our true winter months, we start to dream of gorgeous winter weddings were snow is on the ground and brides can bundle up in the most delicious of ways. Margaret O'Connor & Christian Richards capitalized on the beauty that is a Washington DC wedding, hosting a lovely daytime Jewish wedding for close family and friends.

There is nothing about today's real wedding that we don't love. The style, the setting, the decor, the customs and of course, the pictures, captured by Brittanee Taylor Photography in her dreamy fine art style. Jess and Mikey's California vineyard wedding was a romantic, fun and super chic affair.

Seven Blessings "Sheva Brachot" Blessed are You, Adonai our God, Ruler of the Universe, Creator of the fruit of the vine. Hebrew: Baruch Atah Adonai Eloheinu Melech Ha-Olam, boreh p'ri ha-gafen. Blessed are You, Adonai, our God, Ruler of the universe, Who has created everything for your glory.

I’m feeling so hard done by this morning. The only real life experience I’ve had with Chianti in Italy is the wine I had from that region, and that was purchased at my local spar! We get serious wanderlust at Fly Away Bride, especially when weddings like today’s little beauty find their way into our inboxes and even though I’m currently on a trip around Central America, Australasia and South-East Asia (I know.. how lucky […]The post A Traditional Jewish Wedding in Italy appeared first on Fly Away Bride.

  Juls and Steph had one amazing celebration back in June. They chose to marry at Narborough Hall and Gardens, Norfolk with a Jewish ceremony and pretty marquee reception. They had a vision of a relaxed day with an English country feel. There were beautiful blooms, a super stylish couple […]

This couple is going to blow you away with their unique modern tastes mixed with the tradition of two cultures. This was a modern wedding with Japanese traditions filled with eye-popping details. This Japanese-Jewish wedding, held at Temple Israel in Long Beach, was a beautiful, contemporary mix of their two cultures.

Wrapping up Pink Week is this elegant brunch wedding at The Biltmore from photographer Kat Braman. Even the bride’s gown was in a romantic shade of blush! Bouquets included hot pink roses, a lovely contrast to the pale blush bridesmaid dresses. The bride wore her mother’s veil and jewelry. The best part of the day? [...]

The Offbeat Bride: Lacey, Senior Field Organizer Her offbeat partner: Jason, Medical Student Date and location of wedding: The Pavilion at Shenandoah Woods, Stanley, VA - September 13, 2014 Our offbeat wedding at a glance: My partner is Jewish and I am a Unitarian feminist.

A wedding is a tradition in and of itself, but within a wedding there are many opportunities for a couple to connect to their history, heritage, family, and values. We're excited about our new series, Wedding Traditions, where real brides and grooms share the traditions they included in their big ...

Shimrit and Liron planned their Jewish wedding in Tel Aviv in just a month. Because of the short time frame they ignored a lot of traditions and forgot about having lots of extra details. They kept things simple and affordable.

The Offbeat Bride: Katlin, Student Midwife Her offbeat partner: Vadim, High School Biology Teacher Date and location of wedding: Japanese Friendship Gardens and Irish Cultural Center, Phoenix, AZ - April 29, 2014 Our offbeat wedding at a glance: Vadim and I are huge Trekkies and met at a dinner party where he announced that he was a Trekkie.

Welcome to another wonderful week on French Wedding Style! Hello to all the new trulovers visiting for the first time and my regular trulove readers, who share my passion for everything French wedding. I have an enchanting real wedding and wedding film to start the week, the destination summer Jewish wedding in France of Laura and Jonathan caputured by MICKAFilms and Craig George Photography.

Above all, Emet and Jessica Ozar say their marriage has been an invaluable lesson in balancing their queer identities with their deep religious faith. Appropriately enough, the couple, who tied the knot last year, first met while pursuing volunteer opportunities as part of Maya Israel Journey, a non-profit organization focused on providing young adults with work and study programs in Israel.

Photo by Nancy Ray. See Amanda and Zach's wedding right here! PRE-CEREMONY Signing of the Ketubah Greeters pass out programs Ushers assist with seating PROCESSIONAL Seating of grandparents by Ushers // Song: Air from Suite No.

After nearly nine years of blogging, we have some real gems in our archives, and it seemed a shame to think they might be buried by newer posts! So we're dusting off some of our favorites... These photos by Meredith Heuer make me wonder: how will the bride and groom ever decide which ones to frame and hang on the wall?

This modern Jewish wedding is such a feast for the eyes. From Tash's incredible black and grey wedding gown, the stylish chuppah they married under, the incredible dancing, the sense of family and community that comes through every ritual of the day. Choosing St Kilda for their wedding festivities, photographer Joseph Koprek captured the day.

Lena & Asaf I love seeing traditions come through on wedding days- Lena and Asaf celebrated their modern Jewish wedding (captured by Vanilla Images) by paying homage to the traditions that mean to something to them both, allowing friends and family to witness an traditional Jewish ceremony and then celebrated at a modern Melbourne venue. Lena [...]The post Lena and Asaf’s Modern Jewish Wedding appeared first on Polka Dot Bride.

Happy Tuesday lovely People, We have a gorgeous traditional Jewish wedding with a 1930's vibe to share with you all today, captured beautifully by Sharon Kahana and sent all the way from Israel.

Mor and Amnon were married at a nature reserve between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. The location helped to set their theme of 'concrete and nature'. "We didn't want to decorate the place too much because the forest around is was everything," began Mor. "We wanted people to come and enjoy nature, but to have the concrete floor too dance on too!"

Danny and Maya were married at Cedar Bend Events, just 25 minutes outside of Austin. They chose their venue because they wanted an outdoor wedding and this place was beautiful! "We both really wanted the wedding to be outdoors and to embody the relaxing feel of a backyard barbecue", wrote the groom.

It's pretty rare that a couple will describe their wedding as 'festival biblical', but Ellie & Mat are not your average bride and groom. Their wedding was a beautiful coming together of their friends and family for breathtaking Jewish ceremony and a party in the desert.

Talia and Indra wanted to reflect both their backgrounds in their wedding, Jewish and Hindu. They were married at Wit Hotel in Chicago and had a ceremony with both Hindu and Jewish elements. "We wanted the wedding to be bright and vibrant, aka as colorful as possible," said the bride.

Bonjour! Today I'm thrilled to share with you a lavish Jewish Wedding in Paris and not only that, but a fabulous film of that wedding from Luigi De Gregorio.