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With such a high demand for interfaith ceremonies today, it is impossible for me to help every couple who contacts me for their wedding ceremony. For this reason, I have made these downloads available. I am confident that you will find several ideas which will aid you in guiding your officiant in the direction you want him or her to take. Reading these articles will help equip you to create a wedding ceremony most meaningful to both of you. If I could be of any service or answers any questions, feel free to email me at rabbibarry@weddingswithspirit.net.
Congratulations,
Rabbi Barry
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The Art of the Ceremony
Imagine your surroundings at the moment of your wedding ceremony. What is the difference between an O.K. wedding ceremony and one that will be always remembered? Read more...
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Common Jewish Terms for the Interfaith Couple
It is always a good idea to brush up on basics before you meet with a rabbi, especially if you are not Jewish and don't know what to expect. Remember, "Knowledge is power" and if you have just enough understanding, you will be better equipped to maintain control of your interview with the rabbi. Read more...
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Sample Vows
Understanding the concept of what the vows are, will aid you in choosing the vows which most closely match the commitment the two of you share. Use these any way you wish. Cut and paste, copy or use as a basic template for your own creative promises to each other. Read more...
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Ketubah Text
The choosing of this important document together with your partner can become one of the most profound experiences you share while planning your wedding. Your Ketubbah can be much more than just a pretty document. Read more...
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