Interfaith wedding

Should you have one ceremony or two? Who will officiate the interfaith wedding? How much say should the parents have? The Huffington Post reached out to nine interfaith couples who spent weeks thinking about these questions. From using a Muslim peace greeting during a Catholic ceremony to reading poems by the Sufi mystic Rumi in both Persian and English, here are some of the creative ways these couples celebrated their religious identities on their wedding days.

Just when we think we’ve seen it all, along comes a Starbucks kiddush cup to prove us wrong! Yes, you read that right – Samantha, a baker, and Scott, who’s in commercial real estate, really did use a Starbucks coffee cup in place of a standard kiddush cup during their interfaith Jewish ceremony, in a […]

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Being in an interfaith marriage can be difficult, especially in terms of Christian vs. Muslim. But when love is strong between two partners, their relationship can flourish, and they can learn from each other, even if they practice different religions.

Updated April 16, 2012 Choosing an interfaith ketubah can be a beautiful part of your pre-wedding preparations. Historically, the ketubah was a legal

To go beyond glass breaking, here are seven Jewish wedding traditions worthy of consideration (and modernization) for you and your groom, whether you're planning a Jewish or an interfaith ceremony

Discover 13 Jewish wedding traditions that are standard at orthodox and reformed ceremonies. Read on to understand the significance behind the chuppah and more.