Chuppah

Paintings of Huppa – Chuppah – Jewish Wedding ceremony in Israel

The huppah ceremony is an important part of the Jewish wedding, and is typically performed during the chuppah or wedding ceremony. The ceremony typically begins with the bride and groom standing under the huppah, accompanied by their parents, witnesses, and members of the wedding party. The officiant, typically a rabbi or other religious leader, then performs the marriage ceremony, which includes the exchange of rings, the recitation of vows, and the reading of the ketubah (marriage contract).

The huppah ceremony is a meaningful and emotional moment in the life of the couple, as it marks the beginning of their new life together as husband and wife. The huppah itself is a symbol of the home that the couple will build together, and the ceremony is a reminder of the importance of family and community in the lives of the bride and groom.

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Jewish Painting: Chuppah in Jerusalem
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Jewish Painting: Chuppah Celebration in Shtetl
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Abstract Jewish Painting: Chuppah on the streets of Jerusalem
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Abstract Jewish Painting: Surrounding Energy of Chuppah Ceremony
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Jewish Painting: Chuppah in Jerusalem
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Jewish Painting: Chuppah on the roof by the Kotel in Jerusalem
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