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Chuppah

by G. Allen
(Florida)

My Question:
In the most Orthodox, what is the proper size of a Chuppah?

Thank you.

Dear G. Allen,

Thank you for your question. The traditional size or dimensions of a Chuppah is 80" x 60".

80", the longest of the dimensions is the horizontal view and set up.

Judaica shops, online and store fronts will sell this size as a traditional Tallit.

All my be best,
Rabbi Andrea Frank



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