A guide to the sacred rituals of a Jewish wedding.
Marriage, known as kiddushin (sanctification), is one of the most significant and joyous events in Jewish life. It represents the creation of a new Jewish home and a spiritual union between a man and a woman. In Sephardic tradition, the wedding ceremony is a beautiful blend of ancient Jewish law and rich, festive customs passed down through generations. This page guides you through all aspects of the Sephardic marriage lifecycle, including its customs, celebrations, and the solemn act of divorce.
