NY WEDDING RABBI LEV HERRNSON​

Like the marriage you are about to consecrate, choosing a ketubah is an exercise in tradition, creativity, personal preference, and...

A civil marriage license and a ketubah serve different purposes but yes, you need both. The civil marriage license registers your...

After having invested weeks or even months to painstakingly select just the right ketubah, take care not to ruin it. The pen you use to...

A major lifecycle event like a wedding gets everyone’s attention; everyone wants to feel special at such an important event, and...

Your ketubah is your wedding contract. “Ketubah” derives from the Hebrew meaning “committed to writing.” Commiting a wedding agreement...

Your rabbi will ask you to bring a bottle of kosher white wine to the wedding. No, s/he’s not planning on drinking a few l’chayims with...

Lots of questions typically arise concerning wedding rings. Let’s be clear: only in traditional Jewish circles must your ring must be...

A couple recently challenged the traditional Jewish wedding vows. Recited during the ring exchange under the chuppah (wedding canopy),...

Your wedding day, glorious as it was, is now behind you. Family and friends still talk about your special day, bringing a smile, warmth...