That’s beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Not being Jewish myself, my belief that I was already born with a whole soul. Marriage or no marriage - still my soul is complete ❤
What a beautiful wedding and gorgeous couple. We are more secular Jewish family and my wedding under chuppah was just few days after you, bring so many memories. Happy anniversary!
This is so rich in beauty, honor and family. ❤I absolutely love this and wish we all can be like this. Honoring God with everything. Thank you for sharing.
U2 were made for each other. Beautiful wedding dress, beautiful ceremony. Thank you for explaining it to us and sharing it with us. I’ve learned quite a bit from watching your channel. I think it’s important that we respect each other’s religions, cultures, belief, and you epitomize this. 8:57
Thank you both for sharing your own wedding story with the world. This type of video helps people with social anxiety attend events that are new or different to what they know. Could you share what an appropriate gift to give to the bride and groom on their wedding day would be, if any?
What a beautiful simcha!! Raizel looks absolutely stunning. I would love to at some point of my life experience a Chabadnik wedding, & I still would like to experience going to the Rebbes Ohel
May God contuiine to bless your union. Id love to see a video on how you have a continued happy marriage and relationship advice and also any tidbits on Jewish advice on marriage
Why do I think I’ve seen this before? Why do I think you have children now? Why when the glass was broken I yelled ‘Mazel Tov!’ Sitting in my house by myself? What a beautiful day. Thank you for sharing with us. Many blessings. I met my husband 34 days before I married him. We are going on 17 years with 2 healthy, smart, beautiful, girls, thank G.od. We knew and we wanted a marriage, not a wedding, so we got married one day, and had a marriage ever since. We are blessed to have each other, not always easy, but ALWAYS worth it. ❤
According to most authorities the bride doesn't need to cover her hair until the next day as it's only intimacy that ensures the fact that the marriage is complete......some authorities disagree so depending on family custom you will see some Jewish brides cover their hair from after the seclusion room and even some from the beginning of the wedding.
Weddings are so beautfiul! Congratulations! I know this sounds weird, but did you have to be careful when drinking the wine in your white dress? I'm asking cousin my (Orthodox Christian) said she and her husband had to practice a bunch to make sure he didn't dump wine down her dress. 😂
Mazel Tov. You are a beautiful couple. Long and happy life to you. My parents met August 31, got engaged November 12th and married January 10th. They were married 51 years when my father OBM passed away
When does it become required to cover your head? I’ve seen some women explain they covered their head in the seclusion room and others I’ve seen haven’t mentioned it.
Question: I have heard that once the couple has been alone after the ceremony, the bride is then required to cover her hair. Raizel, did you cover yours or did you wait until the next day? Also, in blindfolding Raizel, is this also symbolic of Jacob when he married Leah instead of Rachel? Thank you for your answer! Blessings!
I absolutely have been crying. The most beautiful wedding. Unfortunately I was born in a secular Jewish home. I say unfortunately only because I now am finding my way… home. My brother and his wife became (if you will) Orthodox a couple of years ago. I am just in my beginning stages to join them. If you have any suggestions. I would very much appreciate it. Love to you and your family ✡️
Thank you for sharing ❤ May I ask when the woman is covering her hair? I have heard that after the first time the couple is alone together the woman is covering, and that like Sephardi Jews is not alone after the ceremony and the woman is covering from the day after the wedding. If you celebrate 7 days is the woman covering from the second day? I am just curious here, and hope that is okay ❤ Love and blessings from Johanne, Norway 🇳🇴
Smashing the glass is Not about the destruction of the Temple. That's a falsehood. It was a German custom to keep the bad spirits away from the bride and groom on the day of the wedding. Rabbi Eliezer ben Natan of Mainz mentioned this in the medieval times, in 12th century.
It is fully acknowledged that breaking of the glass is zecher lchurban. Surely maybe the reason you give is a secondary reason but the fact that it's zecher lchurban is common knowledge.
Beautiful video. Wasn't Abraham the first Hebrew, (which I believe means to "cross over" not first Jew, the term Jewish didn't come till much later.....
Happy anniversary. Is the wedding the first time you touch each other? Is the reception a time for singles even though separated 'future spouse shopping?' How does the reception end? Does the couple say? Or MC? A time limit? When does the bed chamber ritual happen? Our LDS engagements are similarly short. I met in person my suitor in early September. We were engaged end of September. Circumstances I could not see him until before my wedding. Married in sacred temple ceremony 3 months later. Still married 27 years though will say there will be hard patches ahead but stay committed to your contract or covenants even if you would not and time fixes things.
Reception not time for singles since they have to be researched before and the dates set up by a shadchan matchmaker. You can’t just meet randomly. The couple never touch til after they are married. There is usually a time limit when the band leaves and dinner is finished and people start to leave. There is no bed chamber ritual in Judaism.
@@suem6004I listened again and there was no mention of a bed chamber. Maybe you meant the seclusion room where the couple eat their first meal together in privacy. They had been fasting all day and are starving. When they finish they go out to take pictures because now they are allowed to touch and afterwards they dance with everyone. No intimacy goes on in the seclusion room. There is no bed in there. Just a table and chairs to eat their dinner alone
@@lindaversil1121 Maybe that was it. From another video he mentioned and showed the bed chamber ritual for another couple. But maybe he meant seclusion room? I dont know
I been following you for a month and first time I see your wedding. Love you. He is so sweet and nice man with beautiful eyes for his wife, she is extremely beautiful 😍 and now your 2 kids. Just one question: your wedding was in Australia 🇦🇺. I also see other flag ~ Ukraine 🇺🇦??? I know you travel all over and I love that. In 🇲🇽 🇲🇽 México city we have a big Jewish community ✡️ 🕍 🇮🇱 🕎 🔯 ❤❤🎉 shalom😊
I find that dating for only 3 months literally unbelievable. Especially with added restrictions put on the couples. I just don’t see how you can possibly know someone that you are to spend the rest of your life with, well enough after 3 months. Also in non-Jewish weddings, one of the best and most emotional parts are when brides dance with their fathers. Calling dancing with the opposite sex, “intimate”, is beyond comprehension to me. Especially in front of a room full of people. Same with modesty clothing. Seems like lots of trust issues to me.
It's truly all for appearances. You are correct. I understand protecting you reputation, but with so many witnesses, anyone who ensues anything is just a busy body at that point and that is on them.
Thank you so much for sharing and explaining. The Jewish customs are absolutely beautiful.
Thank you ❤❤❤
when I doubt there's love, I rewatch your wedding.
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Girl, your smile not only lights up Dani’s eyes, but the entire room! What an absolutely BEAUTIFUL ceremony!
Thank you ❤
@@ThatJewishFamily Thank YOU🙏🏻♥️
The wall thing between the sexes in no way stops people from having fun. Such a beautiful culture.
I’m a Muslim, and once I first learned about this I really wanted to do it because our weddings are supposed to be separate as well
@@nadiadansani2139 Interesting!!!
I would love that since my Jewish husband flirts with other women
@@nadiadansani2139surprising how Jews, Christians and Muslims worship the same God
@@nadiadansani2139 isn’t a marriage about two people uniting? Why would you keep it separate then?
Thank you for sharing your life with us! What a wonderful family!
That’s beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Not being Jewish myself, my belief that I was already born with a whole soul. Marriage or no marriage - still my soul is complete ❤
What a beautiful wedding and gorgeous couple. We are more secular Jewish family and my wedding under chuppah was just few days after you, bring so many memories. Happy anniversary!
Aww ❤
I love this!
If traditional weddings were as deeply spiritual, nurturing and as introspective as this, there would be fewer divorces.
Mazel Tov!
This is so rich in beauty, honor and family. ❤I absolutely love this and wish we all can be like this. Honoring God with everything. Thank you for sharing.
Happy Anniversary! Wishing you many more years of love and happiness.
Happy anniversary!!🎉🎊may your lives continue to be filled with love and happiness!
U2 were made for each other. Beautiful wedding dress, beautiful ceremony. Thank you for explaining it to us and sharing it with us. I’ve learned quite a bit from watching your channel. I think it’s important that we respect each other’s religions, cultures, belief, and you epitomize this. 8:57
Thank you so much!
Happy Anniversary! What a beautiful wedding. Thank you for sharing such lovely memories with us.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful wedding with us again! You make such a wonderfully matched couple.
The way you two look at each other is beautiful and amazing you see how much you adore and love each other
You both are an inspiration. ❤ Thank you for sharing your story!
So lovely, everyone is clearly having so much fun! ☺️
Beautiful wedding, and beautiful couple. This looked like so much fun! ❤
Thank you both so very much for sharing your beautiful wedding . I want to wish you both a lifetime of blessings, Love , and happiness.
I’m so jealous. What a beautiful wedding! How blessed you are with so much loving family. I wish you much happiness and many beautiful children.
Mazeltov! What a beautiful couple! Wishing you many glorious years filled with love, tolerance, understanding and lots of nachas! ❤
Thank you for sharing your beautiful wedding and Congratulations to more years to come.
You both are so such a beautiful couple. Lovely wedding, and thank you for taking us along on your Beautiful Day.🫶🏻😍
You both look so happy. Thank you for sharing.
I just discovered your channel. I have learned so much.
Beautiful wedding and traditions. I pray for many blessings on your family.🌿
MAZALTOV! Beautiful wedding BH. May you both have an amazing life and a huge family IY”H.
Thank you both for sharing your own wedding story with the world. This type of video helps people with social anxiety attend events that are new or different to what they know.
Could you share what an appropriate gift to give to the bride and groom on their wedding day would be, if any?
Most couples have typical wedding gift registries. Otherwise money is always welcome😊
Thank you! ❤ yes, a lot of couples have wedding registries or money is always a great one for a couple starting our life together!
I love your love and thank you for sharing it and your beautiful family and culture with all of us.
What a beautiful day. Happy Anniversary 🎉🎉
Every aspect of the wedding has such deep meaning....truly beautiful
As a wedding officiant in the United States, I love this video. Congratulations and Best Wishes!
Thank you so much!
Your wedding dress was exquisite.
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❤ i cried ...
May the Lord bless your family ❤
What a beautiful simcha!! Raizel looks absolutely stunning. I would love to at some point of my life experience a Chabadnik wedding, & I still would like to experience going to the Rebbes Ohel
Definitely should!! ❤
Beautiful wedding! Beautiful couple!
The way you look at each other ❤❤
May God contuiine to bless your union. Id love to see a video on how you have a continued happy marriage and relationship advice and also any tidbits on Jewish advice on marriage
What a beautiful bride and a beautiful couple you make congratulations here’s to a happy life
Stunning thank you for sharing
Thank you very much for the explanation !
You are the most beautiful couple. Inside and out ❤
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Yes! Yes! Yes! BH
THANK-YOU FOR SHARING YOUR BEAUTIFUL WEDDING WITH US YOU BOTH ARE A BEAUTIFUL COUPLE. WITH TWO BEAUTIFUL CHILDREN HAPPY ANNIVERSARY 🎉🎉🪻⚘️🌹💐❤🥰🦋🦋🦋🌻🌻🌻🐝
hello, from philippines. im so blessed by this video, thank you for sharing
So sweet. Love it
Tears during the blessings over bride and groom 🤍🤍🤍🤍🕊️
Beautiful thank you for sharing
Why do I think I’ve seen this before? Why do I think you have children now? Why when the glass was broken I yelled ‘Mazel Tov!’ Sitting in my house by myself? What a beautiful day. Thank you for sharing with us. Many blessings. I met my husband 34 days before I married him. We are going on 17 years with 2 healthy, smart, beautiful, girls, thank G.od. We knew and we wanted a marriage, not a wedding, so we got married one day, and had a marriage ever since. We are blessed to have each other, not always easy, but ALWAYS worth it. ❤
It looks blissful!
What a beautiful wedding video, thank you for sharing it with us!
Question: was that Raizel's real hair?
Yes :) Thank you!
According to most authorities the bride doesn't need to cover her hair until the next day as it's only intimacy that ensures the fact that the marriage is complete......some authorities disagree so depending on family custom you will see some Jewish brides cover their hair from after the seclusion room and even some from the beginning of the wedding.
Thank you for sharing this. May I ask what you were singing at the end and its significance? Does every groom sing at that point?
Mazal tov!!! Gorgeous wedding ❤
Weddings are so beautfiul! Congratulations! I know this sounds weird, but did you have to be careful when drinking the wine in your white dress? I'm asking cousin my (Orthodox Christian) said she and her husband had to practice a bunch to make sure he didn't dump wine down her dress. 😂
What a beautiful couple!
Beautiful wedding video! Do Jewish brides have to wear a wig on their wedding day or is covering the hair only after that day?
Most customs is the day after! This is my natural hair
😍😍😍😍😍😍 beautiful couple 😊😊😊😊😊😊 noted to my dairy I already made plans I would like to have Jewish wedding too. God bless your unity. ❤
So beautiful!!
Thank you!!❤
Mazel Tov. You are a beautiful couple. Long and happy life to you. My parents met August 31, got engaged November 12th and married January 10th. They were married 51 years when my father OBM passed away
When does it become required to cover your head? I’ve seen some women explain they covered their head in the seclusion room and others I’ve seen haven’t mentioned it.
What a beautiful couple ❤️
Beautiful!
Plain and simple Mazel Tov to you both!!
For the seven days after your wedding do you guys have to dress the way you dressed for your wedding?
Was your wedding here in Australia ? Or Sweden ?
Question: I have heard that once the couple has been alone after the ceremony, the bride is then required to cover her hair. Raizel, did you cover yours or did you wait until the next day? Also, in blindfolding Raizel, is this also symbolic of Jacob when he married Leah instead of Rachel? Thank you for your answer! Blessings!
That was simple beautiful and heart warming. I wish my entire family walked Torah from V’dor V’dor❤
What a beautiful ceremony . Do you go on a honeymoon after the wedding?
Beautiful wedding ❤️❤️❤️💐💐💐
Beautiful wedding.
I absolutely have been crying. The most beautiful wedding.
Unfortunately I was born in a secular Jewish home. I say unfortunately only because I now am finding my way… home. My brother and his wife became (if you will) Orthodox a couple of years ago.
I am just in my beginning stages to join them. If you have any suggestions. I would very much appreciate it.
Love to you and your family ✡️
Thank you for sharing ❤
May I ask when the woman is covering her hair? I have heard that after the first time the couple is alone together the woman is covering, and that like Sephardi Jews is not alone after the ceremony and the woman is covering from the day after the wedding. If you celebrate 7 days is the woman covering from the second day? I am just curious here, and hope that is okay ❤
Love and blessings from Johanne, Norway 🇳🇴
From the morning after the wedding!
@@ThatJewishFamily Thank you for taking the time to answer, and that is what I have learned about other "directions" also.
Thanks again ♡
Beautiful.
Well explained. I met an incredible woman recently and I hope she’s the one.
Raizel was a stunning bride! Beautiful couple.
May Hashem continue to bless both of you and your family on both sides.
What a beautiful couple you are Mazel tov
Smashing the glass is Not about the destruction of the Temple. That's a falsehood. It was a German custom to keep the bad spirits away from the bride and groom on the day of the wedding. Rabbi Eliezer ben Natan of Mainz mentioned this in the medieval times, in 12th century.
It is fully acknowledged that breaking of the glass is zecher lchurban. Surely maybe the reason you give is a secondary reason but the fact that it's zecher lchurban is common knowledge.
Beautiful video. Wasn't Abraham the first Hebrew, (which I believe means to "cross over" not first Jew, the term Jewish didn't come till much later.....
Beautiful
Don't spread hate. Love is the besy religion ❤❤
Congratulations very beutiful 🎉
Happy anniversary. Is the wedding the first time you touch each other? Is the reception a time for singles even though separated 'future spouse shopping?' How does the reception end? Does the couple say? Or MC? A time limit? When does the bed chamber ritual happen?
Our LDS engagements are similarly short. I met in person my suitor in early September. We were engaged end of September. Circumstances I could not see him until before my wedding. Married in sacred temple ceremony 3 months later. Still married 27 years though will say there will be hard patches ahead but stay committed to your contract or covenants even if you would not and time fixes things.
Reception not time for singles since they have to be researched before and the dates set up by a shadchan matchmaker. You can’t just meet randomly. The couple never touch til after they are married. There is usually a time limit when the band leaves and dinner is finished and people start to leave. There is no bed chamber ritual in Judaism.
@@lindaversil1121 Thanks a lot. I thought they said there was a bedchamber ritual that they went through. Oh well. Misheard
@@suem6004 I’ll listen again to see what they meant and get back to you
@@suem6004I listened again and there was no mention of a bed chamber. Maybe you meant the seclusion room where the couple eat their first meal together in privacy. They had been fasting all day and are starving. When they finish they go out to take pictures because now they are allowed to touch and afterwards they dance with everyone. No intimacy goes on in the seclusion room. There is no bed in there. Just a table and chairs to eat their dinner alone
@@lindaversil1121 Maybe that was it. From another video he mentioned and showed the bed chamber ritual for another couple. But maybe he meant seclusion room? I dont know
What’s the song at the end
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The bride looks identical to her father ❤
Which hand and which finger do you place the ring
The index finger. It gets moved after. Customs on how vary
May I know where are you from please tell me
I wish you good life ful of happiness
Was yours an arranged wedding only having met your spouse on a few occassions?
Arranged to meet then the couple takes it from there. Matchmaker gets $1500
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Reading the book of Tehellim , is that for both of just the bride.
what is your rules, when are you allowed to have. a "good time" between wife and husband????
Wedding night
Mazel Tov!
Love it from Pakistan
I been following you for a month and first time I see your wedding. Love you. He is so sweet and nice man with beautiful eyes for his wife, she is extremely beautiful 😍 and now your 2 kids. Just one question: your wedding was in Australia 🇦🇺. I also see other flag ~ Ukraine 🇺🇦??? I know you travel all over and I love that. In 🇲🇽 🇲🇽 México city we have a big Jewish community ✡️ 🕍 🇮🇱 🕎 🔯 ❤❤🎉 shalom😊
💞.. . 😇👍👍
I find that dating for only 3 months literally unbelievable. Especially with added restrictions put on the couples. I just don’t see how you can possibly know someone that you are to spend the rest of your life with, well enough after 3 months. Also in non-Jewish weddings, one of the best and most emotional parts are when brides dance with their fathers. Calling dancing with the opposite sex, “intimate”, is beyond comprehension to me. Especially in front of a room full of people. Same with modesty clothing. Seems like lots of trust issues to me.
Jewish men can’t be trusted to not lust after women so they have to cover up and wear wigs. Educate yourself
It's truly all for appearances. You are correct. I understand protecting you reputation, but with so many witnesses, anyone who ensues anything is just a busy body at that point and that is on them.
Why are the men and women separated in the ceremony and reception?!Congrats to the Bride and Groom ✨❤️🥂
Modesty. Orthodox synagogues are also separate
I think I saw this couple on a reality show when they were looking for a spouse
nice