Time For A Jewish And Interfaith Rabbi
by Anthony Bailey
Many years ago when there was no such thing as the Internet and laptops and instant messaging was not even a dream, most Jews met their soulmate through a mediator called a Shatgan. Marrying out of the faith was unheard of as children were picked mates by their parents at a very young age and there was no such things as a <a href="www.californiarabbi.com/services.html">Jewish and interfaith Rabbi</a>.
This way is still practiced today among religious Jews and it is a means to meeting a soulmate. For others, with the advent of the Internet and dating sites, there is so much more possibility of meeting someone from a different faith. Should one not be Jewish but wanting to know more, then the Internet is a great way to get started which will lead one on a path of better understanding as to the practices, laws, customs and traditions of this faith.
Be this as it may, this situation does occur and if one is planning to bring children into this world, then some research is required to find out exactly what one is getting involved with. There is no better place to start investigations than here on the Internet as there is a ton of information to be had as to what it means to be Jewish and what its practices, customs and laws are. This is a must especially if wanting to marry someone who is Jewish because when kids arrive on the scene one will want to expose them to all practices.
Jewish weddings have a uniqueness about them and standing under the Chuppah makes one feel connected to a superior entity that governs life. A chuppah simply put is a canopy under which the bride and groom stand whilst the Rabbi officiates. Pictures and images can be seen by doing a quick search and this is a nice touch to any wedding day.
It is also worthwhile to know that weddings may only be celebrated at certain times during the course of the year. This is because there are many holidays that are kept and practice where celebrations are not allowed. It is best to ask a Rabbi which days these are before going ahead and setting a date. Furthermore, weddings do not take place on the Sabbath day which is a Saturday.
So if planning a Summer wedding where the outdoors beckon, one should find out firstly what days are permissible. It is traditional to have a Chuppah to stand under whilst the ceremony is conducted and officiated as this is a prerequisite for any wedding of this kind. Pictures can be seen on the Internet as to exactly what this and roughly translated the word means canopy.
Food can also be a problem if one is new to the many laws that govern dietary requirements. It is best to know a little about what is permitted for consumption and what is not. Using a kosher caterer is advisable as they will only provide kosher foods which are required by law.
There exists deeper meanings behind given practices. Finding out about them is illuminating. An interfaith Rabbi is a storehouse of information and it is best to ask him or her any questions one may have and with that feel empowered.
Get a detailed list of important things to consider before selecting a wedding officiant and more information about an experienced <a href="http://www.californiarabbi.com/services.html">Jewish and interfaith rabbi</a> at http://www.californiarabbi.com/services.html now.
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