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Return to theWe live in a time when couples have a huge range of choices about the words and rituals they can choose from in planning their wedding ceremony. If you’re working with a rabbi, cantor or officiant of another faith, s/he will probably provide you with some specific ceremony texts and outlines to consider, as well as ideas for incorporating specific elements you may want.
Many clergy are open to suggestions or changes from the specific words and rituals they typically use, though some are more flexible than others, so it’s a good idea to find out early on if the person you’re working with is a good match for your needs. We are often asked for sample wedding ceremonies, so we thought this page would be useful to include.We have many samples of different parts of Jewish and interfaith wedding ceremonies that you may want to browse, including alternative English translations to some of the traditional Hebrew blessings. We offer examples of different options for several components of the wedding ceremony, including:.We also have examples of ceremony elements that come from outside Jewish tradition, but which are popular among many interfaith couples, such as:.If you’re looking for examples of full wedding ceremonies to explore, consider:.There are also books with sample ceremonies, including:Diamant, Anita. (Scribner, 2001)Foley, Michael P.
(Eerdmans, 2008)Kaplan-Meyer, Gabriele. (Jewish Lights Publishing, 2004)Lerner, Devon. (Owl Books, 1999)Matlins, Stuart M., ed. (Skylight Paths Publishing, 2000)Seid, Judith. (Citadel Press, 2001) (Specifically the chapter on weddings, p. 165-179)Finally, we also have a that includes many poems and readings from different traditions; suggested orders of service; and examples of short definitions of Jewish ceremonial elements designed for use in wedding programs.You can also always ask an officiant you’re considering working with if they would be willing to show you examples of ceremonies or rituals that they have used in the past.Return to the.
Reform Jewish Wedding Ceremony Programs
Q: Can you use the Jewish program template with the Sloop Monogram cover? A:Yes, any of the program cover designs may be used with any interior text or design. Q: What kind of paper do you use for the Wedding Programs? A:Wedding Programs are printed on a, in your choice of color. For comparison, 107# cover is a bit heavier than a greeting card.
Reform Jewish Wedding Traditions
Q: Will I receive a proof of my wedding program before the complete order is processed? A:Yes, you will receive a proof of the program to review, and will have the opportunity offer as many changes as necessary before you submit your payment and finalize your order. Generally speaking, it will take 3-5 days from start to finish, over the course of 3-5 proofs.