A wedding ceremony is more than a legal moment or a public celebration—it is a sacred threshold across which partners cross.

In Jewish tradition, a wedding is understood as the creation of a bayit ne’eman, a faithful and intentional home. Whether the couple is Jewish, interfaith, or exploring how Judaism will live within their shared life, the ceremony should reflect meaning, integrity, and spiritual depth.

A meaningful Jewish or interfaith wedding begins with clarity. Couples deserve space to articulate what they believe, what they hope to build together, and how tradition can serve—not overshadow—that vision. Jewish ritual is rich and flexible when approached thoughtfully.

I partner with couples as they find the right balance for the beginning of their time together. I work to carefully craft a ritual that will nod to traditions, and embrace complexity.