A Different Way to Marry

A couple beginning a new chapter includes their children as active partners beneath the chuppah and honors the family being formed.

An Israeli-Swiss couple welcomes Jewish and Christian guests into an elegant, concise Hebrew-English chuppah where everyone can understand and belong.

Two women from traditional homes create an open Reform ceremony with an egalitarian ketubah, inclusive Hebrew, and Seven Blessings written for their relationship.

A street in Florentin becomes a place of music, humor, disability inclusion, radical creativity, and an alternative Reform chuppah.

A clear guide to ketubah signing, the chuppah, ring exchange, the Seven Blessings, and breaking the glass - with traditional, egalitarian, and creative options.

A traditional chuppah structure becomes deeply personal through a couple-written ketubah and seven newly written blessings rooted in the ancient originals.

A Belgian-Israeli couple brings Jewish tradition, secular freedom, mutual kiddushin, the Seven Blessings, and equal glass-breaking into one joyful LGBTQ+ chuppah.

An American Reform Jewish bride and an Israeli groom create a fully mutual ceremony in Hebrew and English, with two ring exchanges, two glasses, personal blessings, and both families beneath the chuppah.