Under the chuppah
A sacred canopy for your vows, decorated and arranged to fit your venue — outdoors in the desert light or indoors with floral beauty.
Timeless Jewish wedding traditions, thoughtfully shaped around your relationship, your families, and the life you are building together.


Celebrate the rituals that hold meaning for you — with room for the details that make the day yours.
Talk with Rabbi Sandy about the elements you want to honor: the chuppah, blessings, ketubah, circling, the breaking of the glass, personal vows, and family participation. Whether your celebration leans traditional, contemporary, or somewhere in between, the ceremony is shaped around your life together.
Every couple’s Jewish wedding can look a little different — and still feel deeply rooted.
A sacred canopy for your vows, decorated and arranged to fit your venue — outdoors in the desert light or indoors with floral beauty.
Honor the covenant and the blessings that frame a Jewish marriage, explained with warmth for every guest present.
Invite parents, friends, and loved ones into readings, honors, and moments that feel like home.
Personal anecdotes, shared values, and the promises only the two of you could write.
Absolutely. Your story, values, and wishes are the starting point. Discuss vows, family involvement, and the Jewish traditions you would like to include during your consultation.
Yes. Rabbi Sandy welcomes couples whether or not they belong to a congregation — including those new to Jewish ritual or reconnecting with tradition.
Yes. As a Reform rabbi, Rabbi Sandy joyfully officiates weddings for same-gender couples, creating personalized ceremonies rooted in inclusion, equality, and respect.
Yes. Meet virtually before you arrive, share your venue and date, and begin shaping the ceremony together.
Tell me about the two of you.
We’ll take it from there.