The Jewish Wedding Video
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- The most wild Chabad Lubavitch Wedding. This is an Orthodox Jewish wedding. The wedding took place in Brooklyn, NY on May 26, 2005. For all those that were waiting, here it is!
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I am Roman Catholic but I have to say that this wedding was just beautiful! Truly, one can see God's joy, love, and peace present among these devout people. May many blessings come to this couple and to their family and friends for sharing such a wonderful example of the true joy that only God can give!
From a Christian couple in Sweden and we wish you all the best! You are a wonderful couple and God Bless you !
When I saw this, I thought how happy we could all be, it was just simply a joy, to watch this young couple setting out on their married life together. I am so moved at how the Hasidic community are so close and supporting of each other. As a Gentile I send you my warmest wishes for a wonderful life together. Mazel Tov.
First song: Mi bon siach from Yehuda
Second song: Rikud Rishon Medley from Yossi Piamenta
I am muslim and i am Chechen and i think it`s very nice when traditions are alive! Very nice!
All good for you!
That's the first time I've seen a Jewish wedding - thank you for sharing this.
What a wonderful couple, what a wonderful celebration. May you have a happy life forever!
Beautiful video and gorgeous bride. So refreshing to see a bride dressed so modestly, really beautiful. May God, Most Gracious bless your marriage.
I have to say that chap getting married is quite an athlete, and he's got some serious balls as well balancing on that board. Pretty impressive.
That was a very moving response, Amalmar. We Jews and Muslims actually do have many things in common.
the old days of me going to my friends weddings.. how I miss this. Shalom, Andrea
What a beautiful bride, congratulations to both of you - may you be blessed with a long life together.
Mazel Tov!
They all look so happy and the bride is gorgeous.
The song is "MiBan Siach", which is about the joy a couple experiences on its wedding day.
In stricter Orthodox circles, the bride's face is covered with a cloth to ensure that her veil is opaque.
The wedding ring is placed on the bride's index finger in order to remind people that the bride is newly-married whenever she points at something. Most women place the wedding ring onto their left ring finger after the wedding is over, though.
Someone please tell me where to find the first song. The slow one.. It's wow!!
I love the observance of the beautiful traditions, as when the chatan covers the face of his kallah with a kerchief. What exuberant dancing, such passionate joy--kol hakavod!
I enjoyed watching this a lot. As I see so much joy during the wedding day, and so much happiness in both the bride's and bridegroom's face. You are both truly a beautiful couple together. May G-d bless you two and your marriage! :-)
Congratz to them!!! have a wonderful life!!
Mazel tov is like Congrats! and its a very nice thing to say in times of joy like a wedding
I pray to God that my wedding is as beautiful as this.
love u guys thanks 4 postin this my heart is very happy 4 u and may god bless everyone ur smiles make it all worthwhile ... amen
I always watch this when I'm sad... it pulls me up :)
Wow, that's propably the most relaxed Chabadwedding I've ever seen :)
Mazal Tov to both of them.
Bless you guys!!
I felt a shiver and I cried when I saw this video
What a fantastic simcha! No-one can tell me either side felt *left out* or didn't enjoy the wedding just as much being separated. It's fabulous. I hope they're both very happy.
When I feel bad I always watch this video it makes me feel better :)
Mazel Tov, HaShem bless you :), It's really nice you decided to share this with the world.
Shalom from Poland.
Mazal Tov!
I had always liked jewish weddings, they are so significative and happy at the same time! congratulations!
Blessings to you both from Samarqand. May G-d bless you and keep you in long life and happiness. What a neat couple and sincere video. All of us enjoyed the music and joy. Thank you for posting Herschel Kessler.......................................
More than a beautiful celebration, what we see is a tradition of more than four thousand years . this people is extraordinary. Shalom ! Shalom from Brazil !
This seems like such a lovely and fun wedding. You guys are a really beutiful couple, I wish all the best to you and your family , and I hope to one day have the opportunity to attend a Jewish wedding! :)
I cant seem to get the link to work, but do a search on wikipedia for "chabad". It gives a good description of Lubavitch.
As for the finantial support, each family is different. As the husband, I run our business and go to school.
Thanks for the questions.
Shalom!!!! beautiful!!!
Mazal tov from Miami Florida!!
I've attended SO many weddings, but never got to experience a Jewish wedding or a Muslim one. I want to experience something new. Beautiful video...you guys looked like you had so much fun!!
I also would like to say- Shana Tova, happy new year I still and still watch you here... too bad we'll never meet :))
So gorgeous! May they have many healthy, happy little ones.... and many blessings always!
Best Jewish wedding video ever on UA-cam!
Mazal tov ;)!
Thanks for sharing your moment in time
i have been jewish almost 20 years and i have not once been invited to a jewish wedding. I would love to have this great experience also. Beautiful bride as it should be.
God bless you!
the fire juggling caught me by surprise.
what's the name of the first song? really tender and beautiful!
I pray for peace and many blessings on your union.
beautiful videography! well done. great music as well.
This is beautiful.Sim shalom, sim shalom
Tovah uv’rachah chaim
Sim shalom, sim shalom
Chen v’chesed v’rachamim
Tov yihyeh v’eynecha
L’varchenu, ul’varech
Et kol amcha Yisrael
B’chol et uv’chol sha’ah bishlomecha
Uv’chol sha’ah bishlomecha
With more people like you there is hope for peace between all of us.
this is SOOOO beautiful!!! congrats!!
@ darklifelight: In traditional Judaism, it's considered immodest for a man and woman to dance together in public. Also, since men and women don't touch each other unless they're married, there has to be separate dancing area for men and women. It actually makes it a lot more fun, since you're more likely to let-loose on the dance floor if you are just with the guys/girls. It's such a fun time.
I respect the Jewish religious traditions and enjoy studying and reading about their depth, meanings and the closeness of family and community. If I were not Roman Catholic, I'd be thrilled to be Jewish!
A beautiful video! I love wedding like this one.
Shalom from South Carolina. Mazeltov! Your bride is very beautiful...I loved watching this...Thank you for sharing this.
Todah rabah,
Heidi Helmick.
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OD YISHAMA
Od yishama be'arei yehudah
uvechutzot Yerushalaim:
Kol sason vekol simchah,
kol chatan vekol kalah.
IT WILL YET BE HEARD
It will yet be heard in the cities of Judea
and the parts of Jerusalem:
Sound of joy and sound of gladness,
voice of groom and bride.
this song is sung over and over during traditional Jewish weddings with great fervor and joy in honor of the chatan and kalah (groom and bride)
Love the song im getting married today and ours is a Jewish wedding too shalom and muzzletop to u both from Washington
Mazal tov!!!! Sorry I'm late :P
Congratulations from Japan! Thank you for sharing an amazing video!
@reginaDexant They break the glass at the end of the ceremony, to symbolize that amidst the great joy, we still remember our Temple which was destroyed and that the joyous occasion isn't complete without God's dwelling in the Temple. It's a beautiful tradition!
Big Shalom from Poland and Mazel Tov.
Great songs, I see Chasids give a kick as always :)
Whay Kind of Chasidisim is it?
I see the wedding is very traditional, you dance saperetly women and men.
Nice to see theese kind of films on youtube.
Once more shalom and mazel tov, enjoy todays shabbat :)
It is an act of modesty and respect to women.
The first song is "Mi Bon Siach" by Yehuda in his album "Eftach Pi Beshira"
Wow this is amazing thank you so much so sharing this. The music is beautiful also. I'm 15 years old and I'm thinking of converting but I don't know where to start. :D
This videographer must have had so much fun! How often do you see a wedding that includes fire juggling? Too cool. :)
hersch ur wedding was awesome!!!! i know im a lil late, but happy 2nd yr anniversary!
Thank you very much. The singer is Yehuda. The song is Mi Bon.
What a beautiful couple and gorgeous wedding.
This wedding is so cute! Looks like fun!
Peace from an Arab
The artist is 'Yehuda'. Song name is "Mi Bon Siach"
The song everyone asking about:
Mi bon siach shoshan chochim,
ahavas kallah, m'sos dodim,
hu yivarech, yivarech es hechasan, es hechasan v'es hakallah.
I loved this video. It made me think of the celebration that will take place when Gd comes for His people. It will be without end. May He always bless you.
@giovannisocal you asked about the songs from minute 3:00
the first one is: "There will yet be heard in the cities of Judah and the outskirts of Jerusalem… the voice of the groom and the voice of the bride." [Jeremiah]
The second one is roughly: May your G-d rejoice over you as a groom rejoices over his bride. [mainly reverses two parts of a verse in Isaiah]
Those tunes and words are very traditional songs at weddings of Jews of European origin.
i may can't adapt the situation like that , I feel like I'm falling down from the board people raised up , and that dance is so intense.
That was awesome!
I love this video.
The Bride is beautiful, lovely video, helps non Jewish people to understand different ways too.
Such a beautiful wedding, tears came down my cheeks....it really captured the love of the bride and groom. I love the music, would like to know who's the singer.
Are the couple STILL married? C'mon! I want an update, lol JK! ;-D
Mazel Tov! BEAUTIFUL wedding! :)
P.S. I think the first song in the wedding video is by Eli Gerstner. I LOVE his Music! :)
I'm one of the RARE Orthodox Jews and from Brooklyn, NY that ALSO happens to LOVE Country Music with a Passion and I wanted Country Music played by my Wedding but the Jewish Singer we hired didn't know ANY, lol. :-D
Within the modern context you could classify such behaviours as segregation. But within the orthodox Jewish context it would be understood as keeping sexual tension out of necessary social occasions and a way of sticking on to one's modesty. Jewish thought in no way condems sexuality but sees that it should be kept within proper boundaries.
can someone please tell me the name of the song in the beginning of the vid... I would greatly appreciate!!. By the way beautiful wedding :)
I am attempting a translation here, since someone put a minus on the comment and I put a plus to balance it out, and a minus here isn't fair, since this is a good comment.
"Long live the bride and groom! Mazal Tov (good luck) to Herschel and Nechamie, from Spain."
all i want to say is that i watched all of your videos and i enoyed them all.
BEAUTIFUL WEADING!! Congratulations!!!
beautiful vid
Hi, lovely video. Could someone please tell me what the name of this song is?
ironically I was at this wedding hall in Brooklyn , New York back in March :)
How lovely! Would be very interested in knowing more about the first song that was playing in the background...
A very lovely video prepared with dignity and taste
@hdsbr2b Shalome, I have a bit of a problem hope you can help...
By the way what are the songs called
I am an Arab Muslim woman and I recently went to a Jewish wedding similiar to this one. I thought it was gonna be weird, me being there and all. But I actually had a good time and it was really fun. Peace in the Middle East Insha Allah!!
Wow!!! I was going to say when I thought it was coming to an end on the first half... absolutely beautiful and thankyou for sharing that special moment with the world! Then I saw the second half... I didn't know it is ok to drink hard liquor..might have to try that one!!! What a wonderful time!
Man, the wedding looked really fun actually!
congrats, God bless
I'm Jewish, and I think that Jewish weddings are the most beautiful things ever! Love it!
Todah Rabah! Thank you!
MAZAL TOV!!!
@Luciosvandron It's called, "Mi Bon Siach," by "Yehuda!" You can find it at Mostly Music's website. The album name is "Eftach Pi Beshira".
wow!!! i got tears in my eyes, i'd love to convert myself to a jewish, i'm mexican 19 years old boy, could anybody tell me what do i have to do? i've got circuncised
it may look a little wild in the video but when ur actually at the wedding its awesome
Can anyone tell me the name of the second song that was played?
@lizetita1974:
Jews can definitely drink wine and alcohol. In fact, many Jewish ceremonies require wine. As for why they cover the brides face, the most common answer is for modesty. And men and women generally don't dance together for the purpose of modesty as well.
Hope that answers your questions!
:) it would take an hours conversation to explain the meaning behind all the customs at an orthodox jewish wedding. but well worth it. they're beautiful customs