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Mazel Tov: The Rituals and Customs of a Jewish Wedding
An essential volume for every Jewish couple on the path to
marriage, Mazal Tov! Contains the standard liturgy used in Jewish wedding
ceremonies throughout the world. It includes blessings and songs, printed in
both Hebrew and English, and description of traditional wedding rituals, from
exchanging the rings, circling the bride, and sharing the wine to the reading of
the wedding contract and the breaking of a glass. Also included are descriptions
of the variations in wedding customs practiced by different Jewish communities
around the world.
The text is illustrated with wedding scenes and symbolic decoration taken from
illuminated manuscripts and Jewish wedding contracts (ketubbah) from the British
Library's collections.
Jewish Weddings: A Beautiful Guide to Creating the Wedding of Your Dreams
There is nothing more daunting to a newly engaged couple than planning their wedding. For Jewish couples, balancing religious and aesthetic needs can be especially tricky. Rita Milos Brownstein provides inspiration and practical advice in "Jewish Weddings," a lavishly illustrated guide to creating a wedding that both honors Jewish culture, ritual, and tradition and reflects the lives and personalities of the bride and groom. Beginning with a brief history of the Jewish wedding (including wonderful stories of "barshert," couples whose love was clearly meant to be), Brownstein guides the bride and groom through the pleasures of the engagement party and Jewish bridal shower to choosing a "ketubah" (marriage contract), wedding ring, and invitations. She describes traditional Jewish customs and rituals, then suggests ways to personalize the "chuppah," or wedding canopy; music; wedding programs; and even the chairs. Brownstein includes the joyous times after the wedding and gives the new couple tips on how to create a Jewish home
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This lovely Jewish wedding coverlet is in the form of a Ketubbah, or marriage contract. The earliest Jewish marriage contracts date back some 2,500 years. Traditionally, a Ketubbah protects the rights of a wife in the event that the marriage is dissolved or she becomes a widow. Today's Ketubbot are usually adapted to reflect the nature of modern marriage.
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