A chuppah is a canopy used in Jewish weddings, under which the couple stands during the ceremony that symbolizes the new home that the couple is building together.
The Hora is a traditional Jewish circle dance, where guests join and dance in a circle as the couple is lifted in chairs.
A kippah is a small, rounded head covering traditionally worn by men during the religious ceremony. For those who wish to wear one, Kippahs will be provided for the ceremony.
A tradition done in Mexican weddings, when the couple enters the reception for the first time guests hold up and wave their napkins
This is a Jewish wedding tradition where the groom stomps on a glass at the end of the ceremony to represent that a marriage is a permanent commitment as once the glass is broken it cannot be put back together.