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Our Wedding Josephine Greenblatt and Mark Conley June 3, 2006 The Manor West New Orange, New Jersey |
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| Cantor Wagner S. Siel | Official |
| Parents of the Pride | Parents of the Groom |
| Robbie and Elliott Greenblatt | Joan and Les Conley |
| Andrew Soboff | Brother of the Goom |
| Jeff Haas | Brother of the Groom |
| Jim Haas | Brother of the Groom |
| Adam Greenblatt | Brother of the Bride |
| Job Cake | Friend of the Groom |
| David Cannett | Friend of the Groom |
| Andrew Simon | Friend of the Groom |
| Allan Fine | Friend of the Groom |
| Josephine Rothberg | Friend of the Bride |
| Kim Holloson | Sister of the Groom |
| Juliette Alwake | Friend of the Bride |
| Julie Greenblatt | Sister-in-Law of the Bride |
| Sam Ali | Friend of the Bride |
| Betsy Grace | Griend of the Bride |
| Anna Kate Thompson | Niece of the Groom |
| Abby Haas | Niece of the Groom |
| Ed Halloson | Nephew of the Groom |
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Chuppah Wedding Canopy The Chuppah is said to symbolize the home and life we will establish together. In this spirit, the four sides are open to indicate all are welcome to our homes and our lives. Sheva Brachot, The Seven Wedding Blessings The Sheva Brachot are seven nuptial blessings. The singing of the seven wedding blessings includes the blessing over wine, praise for God as the creator of the world, of man and of woman, a prayer for the restoration of Jerusalem, one for the happiness of the young couple and praise for the Creator of ten degrees of rejoicing: "joy and gladness, mirth and exultation, pleasure and delight, love, brotherhood, peace and friendship." Ketuba This is the Jewish marriage contract. it is one of th eoldest elements in a Jewish wedding. The Ketuba we sign today reflects our love for each other, commitment to each other, and our hopes fo rthe future including our home, family and life together. Breaking of the Glass Breaking of the glass at the conclusion of the wedding is a well-known custom that can be interpreted in a variety of ways. Tradition says that the breaking of the glass recalls the destruction of the ancient Temple in Jerusalem. Another interpretation is that the breaking of the glass warns us that love, like glass, is fragile and must be protected. Immediately after the groom breaks the glass, which is wrapped in a napkin, everyone should shout, "Mazel tov!" Mazel tov, literally "good luck" is used to express congratulations. |
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Thank you for always supporting us throughout the years and for helping to create this beautiful and special day in our lives. Thank you for your patient guidance, your love and your generosity. Love, Josephine and Mark We would like to thank our family and friends for sharing with us this first day of our life together, and for traveling both near and far to be here. We feel especially lucky to have so many special people in our lives. We hope that you have a wonderful time at our wedding celebration and we look forward to sharing many more happy occasions wtih you in the years to come! Love, Josephine and Mark Regretfully, some of our relatives are no longer with us to celebrate this special day. We feel they are here in spirit and they will always be in our hearts. We would like to remember our Grandparents with love. Sigourney and Emmet Greenblatt Rose and George Levine Max and Irene Platt Jacob and Pearl Conley |
I wish you a happy day full of romance and memories as you plan your wedding.
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