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INTERFAITH WEDDING  

When cultures and religion combine in the form of a wedding, you can expect some bumps and bruises along the way. This guide is a great way to prepare yourself for the rituals of an interfaith wedding.

Tips for helping you make your interfaith wedding go a little more smoothly.

There are many beautiful customs that an interfaith couple can decide to incorporate into their wedding. Many of the customs between the Jewish and Christian religions are similar, so merging these traditions can give you a fabulously unique ceremony.

In both Christian and Jewish wedding ceremonies Scripture is used to bless the couple and bring God into the ceremony. Many of these passages are the same in both religions.

The Huppah or Wedding Canopy is a time honored Jewish tradition. The purpose of the Huppah is to symbolize the new home that the bride and groom are creating.

The traditions that an interfaith couple decide to incorporate into their wedding can vary greatly from what other couples are doing.

When planning a wedding the bride and groom and their parents can become overwhelmed by the cost of the wedding. Many couples do not know what average prices are for wedding supplies and services.

Many couples of different religious backgrounds fall in love and decide to get married. In many of these cases the couple decides to merge their religious traditions into the wedding ceremony.

When you're involved with an interfaith marriage, the bride and groom's emotions can run wild. Here are some things to keep in mind when you're a bride and groom in an interfaith marriage.

When a couple decides to wed it is a beautiful event. However, when the two marrying are from different religions parents can have an extremely difficult time accepting this union.

When hiring a Rabbi to perform a wedding ceremony it is important to consider what religious traditions the couple wants in the interfaith wedding. The location of the ceremony must also be taken into consideration.

It is important to consider what religious traditions you want in your wedding ceremony when hiring a priest to perform it. Here are some things to keep in mind when hiring a priest to perform your interfaith wedding.

Planning an interfaith wedding can be pretty daunting, more so than an interracial wedding. Interracial weddings are much easier due to the acceptance of the parents on both the bride and groom's sides.

Many interfaith couples decide to incorporate a combination of religious traditions. They also decide to hire both a Jewish Rabbi and a Catholic Priest to perform the wedding ceremony.

Family often plays an important role in weddings, and, unfortunately, can sometimes overshadow and add to the stress of planning a wedding. When the Bride and Groom are of different faith it can be even harder. Learn how to deal with the family pressure.

Jewish wedding tradition often times includes the Seven Jewish Wedding Blessings. These readings start out with the Blessing of the Wine and end with the communal expression of joy.

Having a "civil" alternative to a religious wedding.

Christmas cookies on Hanukkah? Well, why not. It turns out that interfaith couples who share each other's traditional foods are more comfortable with each other's religions.

Historically, a Jewish engagement typically varies from a Christian engagement. There is specific etiquette expected for a Jewish wedding engagement, specifically if the bride and groom or Orthodox Jews.

This article outlines the three basic types of wedding celebrant and offers several items to consider when choosing between them.

How to survive in an interfaith relationship

Most Jewish couples choose to get married in a synagogue. However, many couples decide to get married outside of the synagogue and this is perfectly acceptable in Jewish tradition.

This article will offer advice on seven questions to ask before getting married.

In today's world marriages occur with people in all stages of life. But what if your circumstances are beyond traditional - or what if you simply want a one-of-a-kind day?

We all dream of "Happily Ever After," but with a divorce rate over 50% in the United States, is there truly hope? Many couples are turning to premarital counseling to iron out the basics before walking down the aisle.

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