Sanctifying Relationships

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Relationships bring people together in a unique connection. This is something to celebrate, whether through the public festivity of a wedding, or in the private reflection of immersion in the mikveh. Sanctifying our relationships elevates these unions and gives them a context of meaning and joy.

Latest Rituals

Original song based on Pslams for a baby girl blessing, bat mitzvah, or wedding

A person with a backpack stands on river rocks, surrounded by a lush forest.

Blessings for acknowledging the holiness of menstruation

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From mezzuzahs to interfaith sharing, this is a fun and short introduction to the world of dedicating your new home.

Illustrated doors and windows with text: How to Bring Judaism into Your Home.

Alternative mikveh ritual before a wedding

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Seven Jewish traditions performed before a wedding

jewish traditions before a wedding video from bimbam

A couple discusses the rituals they created and reinterpreted at their wedding ceremony

miriam and babak wedding rituals

Breaking the glass at a Jewish wedding is reinterpreted through a personal and kabbalistic lens

a new take on breaking the glass

A partner in a same-sex couple describes how and why they chose to use traditional language for their wedding ceremony

screen shot from margee interview about same sex marriage

As part of BimBam’s (formerly G-dcast) Jewish lifecycles series, a groom describes incorporating multiple ketubah traditions at his wedding

a ketubah for everyone

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