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Jewish Brides

Original post by Nora101004

Do we need an offical thread. Keep all our questions together? Maybe get a list of Rabbis?

Any thoughts?


Here's my Ketubah from Art Ketubah
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Kristinka Posted:

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we signed our ketubah during the ceremony, after i received the ring...



Goldi1021 Posted:

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Kristinka, your dress is perhaps one of the most stunning long sleeved modest dresses I have ever seen. You looked lovely on your wedding day.

Jax430 Posted:

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Posted by Goldi1021

Kristinka, your dress is perhaps one of the most stunning long sleeved modest dresses I have ever seen. You looked lovely on your wedding day.



I completely agree. It's gorgeous!
Goldi1021 Posted:

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Posted by Goldi1021

Kristinka, your dress is perhaps one of the most stunning long sleeved modest dresses I have ever seen. You looked lovely on your wedding day.



I completely agree. It's gorgeous!



I guess I am a bad Jew. My entire back is open for the world to see on my dress. But hey, its about the ONLY thing my mom and I could agree upon easily.
Kristinka Posted:

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TYTY

I looked all over for a non-frumpy covered dress!!

Found one at lestan's and fiance's mom took it in at the waist. It was perfect.

and it was way under a grand!!
Jax430 Posted:

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Posted by Goldi1021


Posted by Jax430


Posted by Goldi1021

Kristinka, your dress is perhaps one of the most stunning long sleeved modest dresses I have ever seen. You looked lovely on your wedding day.



I completely agree. It's gorgeous!



I guess I am a bad Jew. My entire back is open for the world to see on my dress. But hey, its about the ONLY thing my mom and I could agree upon easily.



Ummm..mine was strapless! I never thought i'd end up with a strapless dress. i got a very full veil to cover my shoulders. My rabbi was fine with it.
Goldi1021 Posted:

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Posted by Goldi1021

FH's grand mother bought us our Lenox Shabbos gear We registered for the challah plate, candlesticks and matching bread knife. Ya think she is trying to tell us something?



Maybe. However, with all the candlesticks I have and the challah board, I still don't use them as often as I should. I did the first few weeks of marriage..that was it!



We will just have to make it our business to invite her for shabbos dinner.
Jax430 Posted:

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Oh, she'll just kvell!
Kristinka Posted:

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Posted by Jax430


Posted by Goldi1021


Posted by Jax430


Posted by Goldi1021

Kristinka, your dress is perhaps one of the most stunning long sleeved modest dresses I have ever seen. You looked lovely on your wedding day.



I completely agree. It's gorgeous!



I guess I am a bad Jew. My entire back is open for the world to see on my dress. But hey, its about the ONLY thing my mom and I could agree upon easily.



Ummm..mine was strapless! I never thought i'd end up with a strapless dress. i got a very full veil to cover my shoulders. My rabbi was fine with it.




Everything open i tried on, i was busting too much out of, so my theory is cover now so i may uncover later OR depending how religious i will be i will set a good example for my kids.

:)

Now i'm moving into more religious, i even cover my hair.. so it worked out.
lbf404 Posted:

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It took me a long time to find a modest gown that I liked-everything was either too poufy or lacey.

Jax430 Posted:

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It took me a long time to find a modest gown that I liked-everything was either too poufy or lacey.



I LOVE your dress, Laurie!
lbf404 Posted:

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I'm trying to find a full pic to show but I'm having resizing issues

Jax430 Posted:

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I don't know if i have a full length one of you, but i'll look
Kristinka Posted:

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Nice dress!!
lbf404 Posted:

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Thanks!
marymoon Posted:

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We either have or have registered for ALL of the lenox 'gear.' (shabbos, pesach, mezuzah,etc)... We plan to use it, but I don't know how observant we'll be realistically. it's nice to have though

Goldi1021 Posted:

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Posted by Kristinka


Posted by Jax430


Posted by Goldi1021


Posted by Jax430


Posted by Goldi1021

Kristinka, your dress is perhaps one of the most stunning long sleeved modest dresses I have ever seen. You looked lovely on your wedding day.



I completely agree. It's gorgeous!



I guess I am a bad Jew. My entire back is open for the world to see on my dress. But hey, its about the ONLY thing my mom and I could agree upon easily.



Ummm..mine was strapless! I never thought i'd end up with a strapless dress. i got a very full veil to cover my shoulders. My rabbi was fine with it.




Everything open i tried on, i was busting too much out of, so my theory is cover now so i may uncover later OR depending how religious i will be i will set a good example for my kids.

:)

Now i'm moving into more religious, i even cover my hair.. so it worked out.



I plan on being more observant than religious but still, I am marrying in a reform shul in a dress that might make one of my Frum guests a lil uncomfy. Oh well, she'll have a drink and enjoy. The back of the dress is way open but the front is more modest. Thats me in the first picture (which my sister managed to sneak when I was trying dresses on last week) and the model in the second picture. Those sample sizes are too darn small.
Jax430 Posted:

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Beautiful dress Leslie!!
CheriL Posted:

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Hey girls!

I am interfaith, and my fh is jewish, so since I am half and his faith is important to him, we're going with a Jewish ceremony, just not as religious. Can you girls fill me in on all the details that goes on (Ketubah and such). Also, if anyone could recommend reformed rabbi's I'd appreciate it greatly!

Good luck with all your planning!

Also, does anyone know where we can rent a Huppah? (sp)

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