While every ceremony is different, this is the general order for most ceremonies. If you want to print an order of ceremony to give out to your guests, this will likely be it.
You can double check this by looking at the ceremony I have written for you. If part of the ceremony is written in bold, such as Ketubah Signing or Exchange of Rings, that’s the order.
Jewish Wedding Ceremony Order (No Separate Ketubah Signing)
- Opening Remarks Before Ceremony
- Processional/Circling
- Rabbi’s Introduction of the Couple
- Chuppah Explanation
- Ketubah Signing
- Our Personal Story
- Exchange of Vows and Rings
- Sheva Brachot (Seven Blessings)
- Final Blessing
- Pronouncement
- Breaking Glass & Kiss
Jewish Wedding Ceremony Order (Ketubah First)
- Ketubah Signing
- Opening Remarks Before Ceremony
- Processional/Circling
- Rabbi’s Introduction of the Couple
- Chuppah Explanation
- Reading of Ketubah
- Our Personal Story
- Exchange of Vows and Rings
- Sheva Brachot (Seven Blessings)
- Final Blessing
- Pronouncement
- Breaking Glass & Kiss
Non-Jewish Wedding Ceremony Order
- Processional
- Officiant’s Introduction of the Couple
- Personal Reading
- Ritual
- Our Personal Story
- Exchange of Vows and Rings
- Final Blessing
- Pronouncement & Kiss
All weddings are customized to meet a couple’s needs. Need something unique? A different order? A different style. I am available to help!
