Jewish Wedding Chuppah

Jewish Wedding Chuppah. Primarily it symbolizes Gods presence and the new home the couple will create together. The structure is draped with a covering and is supported by four poles.

The chuppah the chuppah means a canopy as well as chipe an umbrella which protects the couple from the weather and chuppa an umbrella used for holding the couple at ceremony are canopies meant to protect Jewish couples from outside. The canopy beneath which a Jewish couple stands during the wedding ceremony is called a chuppah. The structure is draped with a covering and is supported by four poles.

Another special element in the Jewish marriage traditions include getting married under a wedding chuppah or canopy.

After the ceremony some rabbis invite couples to stand inside to recall or anticipate their own weddings. The word chuppah means covering or protection and is intended as a roof or covering for the bride and groom at their wedding. Katie and Maxs chuppah was made from birch trees and decorated with the most stunning display of white flowers and greenery. The chuppah is canopy attached to the four poles under which couples say I DO.