Weddings

“As the officiant for our wedding, Rabbi B provided us with a beautiful, moving, and unforgettable ceremony. In the months leading up to the wedding, he made an effort to get to know us well—both as individuals and as a couple. This was nicely reflected in his sermon, which was both meaningful and amusing. We are grateful to Rabbi B. for offering our guests and us a spiritual, momentous experience which we will not soon forget.” -Jenna and Craig Marion

Rabbi B’s Resources:

• Mission In Officiating At Weddings
• Wedding Checklist
• Wedding Questionnaire: To be filled out at least two weeks prior to the wedding (bride and groom should fill it out independently and email it to Rabbi B)

Jewish Wedding Planning Websites:

• The Jewish Wedding
• The Jewish Bride
• eHow: How To Plan A Jewish Wedding

Other Resources:

• Jewish Wedding Traditions
• Jewish Views of Marriage
• MA Wedding License

Ketubot Links:

• Kolbo: Ketubot
• Ketubah.com
• Custom Ketubah by Miriam Karp

Other Judaica Needs:

• Kolbo
• Jewish Bride
• Mile Chai
• Zion Judaica

Mikvah:

• What Is “Mikvah”?
• Articles on Mikvah
• Mayyim Hayyim in Boston

Recommended Reading:

• If you’re thinking of marrying Part 1 Part 2, by Dennis
• Kosher Sex, by Shmuley Boteach
• Mystery of Love, by Marc Gafni
• The Jewish Wedding, by Anita Diamant
• The Jewish Way In Love & Marriage, by Maurice Lamm
• The Creative Jewish Wedding Book, by Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer
• Kol Dodi: Jewish Music For Weddings, by Mary Feinsinger
• Beyond the Chuppah: A Jewish Guide to Happy Marriages, by Joel Crohn

Email One of Rabbi B’s Happy “Customers”:

• Craig and Jenna Marion
• Carrie and Seth Moskowitz

Read A Sample Wedding Talk:

• Sample Wedding Talk 1
• Sample Wedding Talk 2

“Get” – Jewish Divorce Document

• What is it?
• For information on obtaining a Conservative Get, contact Rabbi B