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We’re obsessed with today’s ultra-chic Jewish wedding weekend in Cyprus! Bride Noa, a clinical psychologist, and groom Idan, a graphic designer and video editor, wanted a destination wedding where they could celebrate with their near...


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We’re so excited to be publishing our first-ever Jewish wedding in Wales today! Though Jess, a primary school teacher, and Louis, a tax advisor, now live in London, Jess hails from the small but mighty Welsh Jewish community, and it ...


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Gorgeous chuppah alert! If you love a floral chuppah, this is one Jewish wedding you’ve got to see. Londoners Katy, an advertising creative, and Jordan, who works in politics, describe the aesthetic of their big day at


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Picture yourself standing under a gorgeous outdoor chuppah framed by sweeping marshland, celebrating your newlywed status in a magnificent Victorian barn, and spending some quality time surrounded by your favourite people in one of England’s most extraordinary natural settings. And the best part? It’s all taking place just over an hour from London.


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Victoria and Jake incorporated meaningful symbolism throughout the entire celebration, from pomegranates on their invitations, representing abundance in both cultures, to custom-designed kippahs. Every tradition was intentionally cho...


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