Just like choosing the marriage officiants, the color scheme of your bridal entourage, choosing the right words for the invitation and choosing the right reception hall, determining what should be said during the ceremony is a very personal decision. There are many couples who want very traditional jewish wedding ceremony recitations in the wedding ceremony program, but there are just as many who want to choose poems, bible verses or stories that have a more private meaning. Wherever you fall in the range of brides and grooms, Rabbi Allen can help you choose exactly the right words to convey your love of one another and your hopes for the future to the honored guests. In addition to joining to one another, you will be joining your extended families and sometimes those culture clashes can be hard to handle. The right wedding ceremony wording may help to diffuse potentially tricky situations with extended familial and cultural relationships.

There are a million ways to say "I love you". There are just as many ways that those words will be misinterpreted, so getting the verses correct is crucial. In today's small world, cultural differences can be hard to overcome, especially when two people from different cultures are going against tradition by intermarrying. Meeting all of the parties and choosing the right wedding ceremony wording will help diffuse any potentially tense situations. If you need helping determining what to say and how to say it, let Rabbi Allen help you decide. He has officiated at weddings in many different countries, joining together different ethnic groups and cultures. Let your love become a beautiful beacon to family members and friends with a personal wedding ceremony program.

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