The wedding ceremony is holistic: while at the centre are two souls intertwined, there is no audience—everyone present is a participant-witness to this sacred bonding between two human beings.
The celebration that follows is a tribute to a new unity for all who attend and a joyous blessing for the new couple who have transformed before our eyes.
And while we are most often called upon to officiate inter-faith marriages, we also administer and celebrate traditional Jewish weddings. We are happy to officiate for any couple who would like to be married or renew vows, including inter-faith weddings, from diverse cultures, and the LGBT+ community.
Our experiences are many and varied and we are delighted to provide references for your own expectations and comfort.
The couples and celebrations featured throughout are real—we have officiated for each of these wonderful people and their families.
From Our Blog
Are Zoom Weddings Legal?March 9, 2023 - 2:25 pmRecent reports on how a few Israeli couples were getting married remotely in Utah to bypass local regulations made headlines and prompted questions about whether Zoom or Facetime weddings are legal. That depends. Weddings where the officiant or at least two witnesses are not present in person “on location” may not stand the legality test. […]