A chuppah is a canopy having symbolic meaning under which a Jewish couple’s wedding ceremony is performed. In McCoy v. Kirsch, 99 A.D.3d 13 (2012) a florist furnished a chuppah for a wedding at ...

Yet, the most important and most breathtaking landscape was the one under the chuppah. There, the chatan called down Shamayim and the kallah transformed the consecrated into something humanly ...

If they hold precious memories and deep meanings, you may be able to recycle them — as part of your child’s chuppah. Chuppahs and ketubahs are long-standing Jewish wedding traditions.

Imagine standing under a beautiful, hand-embroidered chuppah that 25 years earlier your parents stood under as they became husband and wife. That is the legacy Los Angeles artist Robin Van Zak ...

A wedding co-officiant then collected the blessings and hung them from the poles of the chuppah, the traditional Jewish wedding canopy, while the themes from those blessings were then inscribed on ...

While religious ceremonies have specific structural or design requirements—from a Jewish chuppah to an Indian mandap, or the set up of a Persian sofreh—the center of the ceremony is one more ...

(The Conversation) — A Catholic friar under the chuppah? A bride in henna and a groom in a kippah? Many Jewish interfaith couples find ways to honor both of their faiths. (The Conversation ...

CHICAGO — Lawyers for a woman who suffered permanent injuries when a chuppah (a wedding canopy used in Jewish marriage ceremonies) fell on her during her son’s 2021 wedding have reached a $2.3 ...

This report explores several essential questions about the relationship between Jewish clergy officiation and intermarried couples’ trajectories of Jewish engagement. High rates of intermarriage have ...

“We had asked the host to have the Chuppah there months before, and they were excited,” Yee told LGBTQ Nation. “They had always wanted to host a wedding.” Jews use a chuppah, a wedding ...

A freak accident at her son's wedding has left the mother of the groom with horrific injuries and a $2.3million pay out. Janet Davis, 55, was standing directly below a chuppah - a canopy used in ...