FAQs

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Can I bring additional guests to the wedding?

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Due to limited space, we kindly ask that you adhere to the invited guests on the invitation.

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What time should I arrive?

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We kindly ask you to arrive at least 15 minutes early to the venue. If you are early, you won't miss anything!

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What do I wear to a traditional Jewish wedding?

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Black tie optional!

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Will the ceremony and reception be in the same location?

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Yes!

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What are the main traditions I should know about?

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We will be standing underneath a chuppah, which is a canopy. The service itself is not very long. A few prayers will be said in english and in hebrew. At the end of the serice, there is the "Breaking of the Glass". Everyone will shout, "Mazel Tov" which means congratulations.

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I’m not Jewish—will I feel out of place?

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Not at all! Our wedding is rooted in Jewish tradition but centered in love, family, and togetherness. We’re so honored to share these customs with everyone we care about.

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What’s a Hora? Should I join?

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Yes! The hora is the traditional, high-energy dance where the bride and groom are lifted in chairs. It’s joyful and fun, and everyone is welcome to dance—no experience necessary! You are HIGHLY encouraged to participate!

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Can I bring my child?

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Due to limited space, we ask that you adhere to only brining guests that are invited on the invitation.