So I forward my e-mail sample of my invite to FH Aunt. and she replies back
'now that i can see it i really love it. if youre asking my opinion ill give one crumb...'united in marriage' is very non jewish terminology' just saying. not sure if that matters at all but other than that i love it. the colors are very pretty.
what does that mean? I ask FH since he more a traditional jew then I am (considering my dad is greek LOL).
does any of the jewish bride know what that means???
My reply was 'Okay advise me on what is a more Jewish way of saying it?'
I haven't heard any response yet
CaughtMyFish
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no clue, but I'm curious too!
PS I still dont have a Rabbi. lol
bride2be2012
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that sounds pretty ridic to me!! if you like it then go with it.
sjr385
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wishingwell1230
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Posted by Kuklitsa143
My reply was 'Okay advise me on what is a more Jewish way of saying it?'
I haven't heard any response yet
I don't know why but your response cracks me up.
Seriously if you don't think it should be a certain way she should at least suggest how it should be!
Wish I could help you out but I'm not Jewish.
jenhef
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Can I hear the whole invitations wording.. maybe I can give you alternatives..
I kind of agree with the united in marriage thing
linda_art
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I was just looking at your invites. I love them. As a writer I think it flows great... But Im not Jewish so I'm not sure what would be so much better or how impt it really is.