Kosher With Jewish Christian Interfaith Wedding

By Michelle Robinson


Getting married is the most wonderful experience that a couple can have during a lifetime after being single. Jewish Christian interfaith wedding gets to the nitty gritty of what it takes to do just this and to have an interfaith experience that is unsurpassed. There are a few things one needs to know in order for things to run smoothly and to avoid upsetting guests who for one expect that food passes kosher laws.

Kosher is another meaning for foodstuffs that Jews are allowed to eat according to their faith. It is best to cater for this as many of the guests that will be attending expect this and it is not advisable to disappoint. By simply doing a search on the Internet or asking a Rabbi who may be performing the ceremony, a kosher caterer can be employed to dish up the most sumptuous of meals.

One does not need to get into an in depth study of the many laws that govern this as it is a fairly simple exercise today to get the services of a kosher catering company. One only need to know that milk and meat foodstuffs are not served at the same time as this will go against many who keep these laws in their home and will be expecting to be served a kosher meal. Fish and meat can be served together or fish and milk products can be served together but never meat and milk together.

Again, one does not need to worry about this and it is advisable to leave all the preparations to a kosher catering company. Besides this it is well worth the while to get a Rabbi involved to answer any questions that may arise as to the procedure of the wedding. One may want to include a flavour from both faiths and if going the Jewish route, the couple may want to consider incorporating a Chuppah on the occasion.

Then there is the ceremony itself and the procedures that are adhered to even as it would be carried out for Orthodox Jews. Here again it is best to speak to a Rabbi who will be officiating the ceremony as to how it will run. One could include a Chuppah or canopy that is typical of a marriage ceremony and is a beautiful addition to be had.

A Chuppah consists of a prayer shawl strung up by four poles that the couple will stand under. It is a beautiful addition to any wedding and it can be decorated too with flowers and creepers running the length of the four poles. If one is unsure what this actually consists of it may be worthwhile searching it on the Internet to get a better idea.

All in all it is not difficult to custom make the occasion. Keeping inline with practices can be achieved when a Rabbi is consulted. One may want to include him or her to officiate it or not.

With intermingling of faiths today this has become quite common. It is not surprising that many are going the Jewish route when it comes to making wedding preparations. Remember, to have fun on this special day.




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