Choosing a ketubah will be one of the most exciting parts of wedding planning for many Jewish and interfaith couples. As a wedding rabbi who has seen dozens of ketubot and checked them for errors, I’m here to tell you that no two are exactly alike, but they’re all equally emotional.

There are so many cross-cultural commonalities when it comes to weddings. Honoring our families, parental guidance, symbolic object exchanges, making public promises - these are universal themes. So, integrating different customs into your wedding isn't as challenging as it may seem.

Before you settle on a date for your Jewish or interfaith wedding, check the calendar. We (Jews) have a LOT of holidays and celebrations on our calendar, so….buckle up.

I know that almost nobody finds a rabbi as the first thing on their planning list - except for my one June bride from this year, shoutout, you know who you are.

That’s fine, I just want to give you the info you need so you have the best shot at finding a rabbi to officiate your ceremony if that’s something you desire.