Jewish Chuppah History & Tradition The chuppah in Jewish weddings holds so much beautiful tradition and symbolism. It represents the Jewish home with its four […]

We’re super psyched to be featuring our very first Jewish wedding with the amazing acoustic roaming band and Smashing The Glass RecommendedVendor Balagan! This incredible group – formed by another beloved Smashing The Glass Recommended Vendor, Sensation Band (who also performed, keeping the dance floor packed all night long in their signature style) – is the […]

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These eye-catching chuppahs from real couples' weddings work for indoor and outdoor celebrations alike. Find inspiration for your ceremony here, with ideas for frames made of copper, wood, or metal, flowers and foliage in every color and bloom type; and aesthetics that range from simple to extravagant.

Start spreading the news – because today’s NYC Jewish wedding is the dictionary definition of city chic! A wedding set against the stunning New York skyline deserves nothing less than the very best vendors – and that’s exactly what happy couple, Marianna and Peter opted for. The celebration was held at the iconic Mandarin Oriental hotel, […]

Whether you grew up immersed in the Jewish religion or are being introduced to it through your partner (or perhaps attending your first Jewish wedding), there are many Jewish wedding traditions that characterise the celebration of marriage. New York wedding photographer and Fine Art Curation member Anna Gianfrate has captured many Jewish weddings throughout Manhattan and beyond and is familiar with the meaningful traditions, so we asked her to share what to expect at a Jewish wedding. Let's…