An in-depth guide to the Jewish wedding, exploring its traditions, customs, and halachic foundations from matchmaking and engagement through the chuppah, kiddushin, and nissuin. It explains the ketubah, family roles, and the spiritual meaning of rituals, illuminating values of love, unity, and divine purpose for couples, parents, and educators.
Publication Year: 1983
Publisher: Moznaim Publishing Corp.
Language: English
Original Language: English
Author: Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan
Intended Age: Adults, engaged couples, educators, and readers interested in Jewish tradition


