The ceremony will begin at 6 PM, but if you'd like to be part of the Ketubah signing and Bedeken, please arrive at 5: 30 PM. These special moments will begin at 5:30 PM. We can't wait to share this unforgettable day with you!

Aviva and Benjamin will take a few moments to share some private time together in the Yichud room, a beautiful tradition that marks the beginning of their married life. During this time, please feel free to enjoy the appetizers available on the table and relax. We look forward to rejoining you shortly for our grand entrance, where we will begin with a prayer and then start our dinner celebration.

During this special time, we invite family and friends to share their words of love, wisdom, and well wishes. Whether it's a heartfelt speech, a blessing, or a song, this is the moment to celebrate and offer your support as we begin their new chapter together. If you would like to say something, sing, or share any talent with us during this time, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us beforehand. We’d love to hear from you and make this moment even more memorable!

The cake cutting symbolizes the couple’s shared life and commitment to support each other, with the act of feeding each other representing care and unity. It’s a joyful moment, often surrounded by cheers and celebration, marking the beginning of the evening's festivities.

At a Jewish wedding, dancing is a joyful and highly anticipated part of the celebration, with separate dancing for men and women in accordance with Jewish law. We look forward to seeing YOU on the dance floor with us!! (There will not be mixed dancing at the wedding)