Jewish Wedding Ring



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Dgreetings » Wedding » Wedding Surprises » Wedding Rings » Jewish Wedding Ring
 
According to the Jewish wedding tradition, the Jewish wedding ring is a simple band with light details, or stones engraved in it. A traditional Jewish wedding is full of significant rituals, expressing the deep essence and purpose of marriage. These rituals symbolize the beauty of the relationship of husband and wife, as well as their duties to each other throughout the life. Jewish wedding ring usually belongs to the bridegroom and should be free of any precious stones. During the ceremony, the groom gives the ring to the bride as an act of acquisition and the bride, by accepting it, becomes his wife.
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Wedding ring of Jewish must be of solid gold. According to the Jewish law, only one ring is given to the bride by the groom, this ring represents the completeness achieved through marriage and a hope for a continuous union. It’s believed that orthodox Rabbis refuse to perform a double ring ceremony, while a liberal Rabbi may integrate a ring from the bride to the groom as a gift. But with changing of time, many couples select diamond wedding sets, which the couple needs to borrow as a family ring for the ceremony. To do this and meet the proprietary rights, the bridegroom must "buy" the ring from the family member and "sell" it back after the wedding. In most Jewish wedding ceremonies, the bridegroom repeats a Hebrew wedding vow after the Rabbi, with the giving of the wedding ring. Later, the bridegroom would utter this wedding sayings, "Behold, thou art consecrated to me with this ring, according to the Law of Moses and Israel." Traditional Jewish wedding ring symbolizes lifelong loyalty to each other through all odds. A Jewish wedding ceremony goes through several phases from

‘shidduch’ known as the process of match making

‘vort’ meaning engagement: on this day a contract named tenaim is signed between the two families where actual date of the wedding is set.

‘ketuvah’ is regarded as reception ceremony where a document is signed by the groom witnessed by two people and has the standing of a legally binding towards his wife,

‘bedekin’ refers to veiling where traditional Jewish snacks are also served,

‘chuppah’ cites to a type of canopy decorated with a piece of cloth where marriage ceremony takes place,

‘kiddushin’ is the ceremony where wedding rings are exchanged between the bride and bride groom

‘sheva brachos’ the occasion where seven blessings are recited by the Rabbi over a full cup of wine,

‘cheder yichud’ when the couple are married they are accompanied by dancing guests to a room of privacy better known as ‘cheder yichud’

Thus, Jewish wedding rings constitute an important part of Jewish wedding ceremonies.

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