Orthodox Jewish Wedding Ceremony. The Jewish wedding readings found in these ceremonies will include the betrothal blessings recited by the Rabbi under the chuppah. The orthodox jewish wedding ceremony under the chuppah mainly comprises of the presentation and reading aloud of the ketubah the drinking of wine the inspection and the bestowal of the wedding band and the recital of the seven blessings.
The groom wears a Jilaba a red hat and a white caftan. The Kallah will sit on a throne and greet her guests. The chattan will greet his guests who will sing and toast for him.
There are traditions practiced at an Orthodox wedding that differ from Christian weddings and even other Jewish weddings.
The orthodox jewish wedding ceremony under the chuppah mainly comprises of the presentation and reading aloud of the ketubah the drinking of wine the inspection and the bestowal of the wedding band and the recital of the seven blessings. The Ketubah Signing In Orthodox communities after the tish the ketubah Jewish marriage contract is signed by the. Jewish orthodox weddings will start with a Kabbalat panim a reception. There are traditions practiced at an Orthodox wedding that differ from Christian weddings and even other Jewish weddings.