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Processional:

Benjamin (Groom) & Parents Anne & Howard Zavell

Dolly & Bob Zavell (Groom's Paternal Grandparents), Max Zavell (Brother of Groom) & Garren Kalter (Groomsman)

Gail Rotheiser (Maternal Grandmother) & Shayna Zavell (Sister of Groom)

Bubbie (Bride's Maternal Grandmother) & Noam & Erez Dallal (Brothers of Bride)

Sheila Dallal (Bride's Paternal Grandmother) & Ayelet, Aviva, & Maayan Dallal (Sisters of Bride)

Maya Zweig (Flower Girl)

Tamar (Bride) & Parents Miriam & Eytan Dallal

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Chuppah:

The physical structure under which the couple is married, symbolizing the new Jewish home created by the marriage

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Ketubah:

The Jewish marriage contract cataloguing a husband’s obligations to his wife and making provisions for her protection after any marriage-ending event

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Part 1: Kiddushin

The first part of the ceremony in which the couple is actually married, which occurs when the groom says the Hebrew phrase claiming her as his wife and slides the ring onto the bride's finger

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Interlude: Reading the Ketubah

To separate the first part of the ceremony from the second, the Ketubah is read aloud and the officiant makes his remarks

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Part 2: Nissuin

The seven blessings (sheva brachot) are read as a celebration of the couple's marriage, followed by a moment of wistfulness as we remember Jerusalem of old, breaking the glass to commemorate its destruction before we celebrate

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Recessional

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T&B

Wedding Day