What traditions are part of a Jewish wedding?

Jewish weddings include important rituals such as the ketubah, which outlines the couple's promises; the chuppah, which symbolizes the home they will build together; the exchange of rings; the seven blessings; and the breaking of the glass to signify joy and remembrances.

How long do Jewish weddings usually last?

A typical Jewish wedding ceremony lasts about 25 minutes, depending on the additional rituals, readings, or musical elements incorporated.

What is the difference between a Jewish wedding and an interfaith wedding?

Interfaith weddings involve a Jewish partner and a partner of a different faith or no faith background. Rabbi Wynne helps couples navigate the unique elements of their ceremony based on their specific backgrounds and preferences.

What is your fee or honorarium?

Rabbi Wynne's honorarium is $1,000, which covers all meetings and the ceremony itself. Couples are responsible for any travel expenses incurred outside the Greater San Francisco Bay Area.

What if we live out of town or for other reasons cannot meet in person?

Rabbi Wynne is available for meetings through internet conferencing services, accommodating couples who may not be able to meet face-to-face.

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