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Planning a wedding—especially one rooted in Jewish tradition—can feel both exciting and overwhelming. There are so many meaningful elements to consider, from ancient rituals and symbolic moments to the personal touches that make your celebration uniquely yours. Whether you’re envisioning a deeply traditional ceremony, blending Jewish customs with other cultural or spiritual practices, or crafting something entirely new, the process can bring both joy and complexity. It’s natural to have questions as you navigate decisions about ceremony structure, language, and how to honor your values as a couple.
Whether you’re blending traditions, celebrating an interfaith partnership, or creating a ceremony that reflects a more contemporary or personalized approach, having thoughtful guidance can make all the difference. These resources are here to support you in building a wedding experience that feels authentic, inclusive, and meaningful—for you and for everyone sharing in your celebration.
Jewish Wedding Guides & Tools
Planning a wedding rooted in tradition can feel both exciting and overwhelming. Whether you’re blending faiths or creating something entirely new, these tools help you navigate with intention.
18Doors Wedding Guide
A supportive and inclusive guide for interfaith couples planning Jewish or Jew-ish weddings. Their wedding program builder is a fantastic tool, and their downloadable booklet is great to share with friends and family.
Ketuv / Adva Designs
A beautifully designed guide outlining traditional Jewish customs and rituals, with helpful explanations for planning a ceremony that honors both tradition and creativity.
Ritualwell.org
A treasure trove of rituals, readings, alternative blessings, and inclusive ceremony ideas. Whether you’re looking for non-traditional Sheva Brachot, interfaith readings, or gender-inclusive language, this is a great place to explore.
Tips for Guests & Creating Inclusive Celebrations
What to Expect
Help your guests feel comfortable and included—especially those unfamiliar with Jewish customs.
Inclusive Planning
Learn how to make your celebration welcoming for guests of all backgrounds, genders, and identities.
Support Local, Women-Owned, and Minority-Owned Vendors
I believe in the power of community and justice. If you’re looking for inclusive, ethical, and wonderful wedding vendors—from photographers to florists to musicians—I’d be happy to share recommendations for businesses I’ve worked with and trust.
Have a question or a resource you’d like to share? Let me know—I’m always learning from couples and community members and would love to include your favorite tools or readings here.
Connect With Rabbi Malka
Looking for a wedding officiant in Atlanta who will create a ceremony that truly reflects your story? Rabbi Malka Packer specializes in LGBTQIA+, Jewish, Interfaith, non-denominational and secular weddings—offering personalized, inclusive ceremonies for every couple.