Let Neshama Center celebrate your special day with you!
A wedding is a covenant between two souls who devote themselves to take the walk through life together, to learn, to love, to support and to understand each other. We at Neshama Center welcome everyone ready to embark on this journey and we are committed to working with the bridge and groom to customize the ceremony by combining traditional and spiritual components and new ideas of our time that fulfill both the groom and the bride equally.
Mazel-tov to Brett and Trisa Kingstone!
Testimonials
Thank you again for your help and for officiating our wedding. It was such a special event for us, and we are extremely happy you could be a part of it. Attached is one of the many beautiful photos that I think you will enjoy (photo featured above). It looks like you were actually touched by the hand of Gd during the ceremony. Very nice.
Order of the ceremony
Welcome by Rabbi Itzhak Vardy
- Under the Chuppah with the groom
Welcome the bride
- (Seven cycles Optional)
Kiddush Chuppah and Kiddushin
- Blessing over the wine
Ceremony of the ring
- Meaning of the ring by the Rabbi and Blessing each other (the vows)
Ketubah presentation
- The Meaning of the Ketubah
The Seven Blessings
- Read the Seven Blessings
Breaking of the Glass
- Breaking the glass (Mazel-Tov)
Preannounced
- Husband and wife
Husband and wife are leaving for a moment of unity
List for the ceremony
Chuppah – (wedding canopy)
Witnesses Wine and 2 cups
Rings
Ketubah
Glass (to break)
Music (optional)
Marriage license
Tallit
Preparing for your wedding?
Let the Neshama Center help you make your special day the most unforgettable. We can help with all of the details, from preliminary planning, all of the way through to the ceremony.