Jewish Wedding Blessing Ceremony, Jewish Order of Wedding Ceremony Part 5

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Jewish Wedding Blessing Ceremony
Part 5 of 7
Order of Wedding Ceremony Guide

The Jewish wedding blessing ceremony is called Nisuin.

A second cup of wine is poured, and the seven blessings, Sheva B’rachot, is either sung or recited. These blessings praise God for creating human beings, and for making the groom and bride as happy as Adam and Eve were in the Garden of Eden.

The Jewish wedding blessings declare, 'The sound of joy, the sound of celebration, the voice of the groom, the voice of the bride. After the blessings, the bride and groom drink the wine.

There are times couples wish for family members to recite the Sheva B’rachot, offering a more personalized wedding ceremony. Your Officiant will chant each of the blessings and have a family member recite them in English. It allows all who are present to understand the blessings since it is common for most guests, including the bride and groom not able to translate Hebrew. No worries, a Rabbi is well aware of this and will recite both English and Hebrew for couple's Jewish wedding ceremony.

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Jewish Wedding Blessing CeremonyPart 5 of 7Order of Wedding Ceremony Guide

Jewish Wedding Blessing Ceremony
Part 5 of 7
Order of Wedding Ceremony Guide