Rabbi David & Cantor Lee

a couple shined through every step of the process. He took the time to get to know us personally, making our ceremony feel deeply meaningful, intimate, and full of love. His words were heartfelt and beautifully delivered, striking the perfect balance between tradition and personalization. He created a ceremony that reflected our love story while honoring the traditions that were important to us. Many of our guests commented on how touching and engaging the ceremony was, and we couldn’t agree more! Beyond the ceremony, Rabbi David was a true source of support and guidance throughout our wedding journey. His kindness and calming presence made the day even more special, and we will always be grateful for the role he played in uniting us as a married couple. If you are looking for a rabbi who will make your wedding both meaningful and memorable, Rabbi David is simply the best. We feel so lucky to have had him officiate our special day!

m. They FAR exceeded our expectations and are all around great humans!

rform a traditional ceremony and he was able to provide marriage classes. Rabbi was super patient with us, took many calls, and answered many emails. He conducted beautiful ketubah and wedding ceremonies. He blended a nice amount of religion and humor in the wedding ceremony. Both Rabbi and Cantor are extremely nice people. We would definitely recommend them for your ceremony officiant.

ted everything lovely, we also had a budget in mind, so finding the perfect balance was critical. When we contacted Rabbi David and Cantor Lee we were struck by their warmth and personalities and their immediate interest in our story and our life. We met with them several times, over the phone and in-person, and to be perfectly honest we already consider them as friends. As we learned more about the meanings within the traditions of the Jewish Wedding Ceremony from Rabbi David, we found ourselves drawn to study more on our own and that made our ceremony all the more meaningful. The Rabbi and Cantor arrived early on the day of our marriage and performed such a powerful Ketubah ceremony that my wife-to-be was already in tears well before the wedding itself was to begin. We had our Wedding ceremony under a Chuppah that we built ourselves. Note that the Rabbi and Cantor can and will provide one, but we opted to order a Wedding Talit from Israel and set out to design our posts and decorations. Of course, the Rabbi, being so keen, brought this home-made Chuppah creation into his explanations of the symbolism into his ceremony. He helped me in my first wearing of my own Talit and explained to all it's meaning and so many other articles like the Ketubah, breaking of the glass and the blessings over the wine. They both brought my departed mother into the joy of the occasion by paying special homage to her life and spirit and lit her a Yartzeit candle in prayer that took family and friends who knew her into tears of loving memory. To be truthful, I don't know if the Rabbi and Cantor know well enough how they bring meaning, purpose, joy and enlightenment to their all important task, but we are forever grateful and they are forever in our hearts. So, do yourself a favor and meet them and you will love them!