Jewish Wedding Anywhere in the World
Jewish wedding abroad: our rabbi provides complete Jewish wedding ceremonies in any country in the world. Whether you dream of a ceremony on the beaches of Thailand, in the romantic cities of Europe, or in the magnificent landscapes of America — we will make it happen for you, professionally, according to Jewish tradition, and with all the warmth and emotion of a traditional Jewish ceremony.
Getting married abroad does not mean compromising on the Jewish spirit of your wedding. With us, you receive a full traditional Jewish ceremony wherever you choose — with deep personal guidance from the first meeting through the last blessing under the chuppah.
What Is Included in the Service
1. Complete Traditional Jewish Ceremony
The ceremony includes all the traditional elements: kiddushin (betrothal), ring placement, reading of the ketubah (marriage contract), Sheva Brachot (seven blessings), and the breaking of the glass. Every detail is observed with care and meaning.
2. Full Planning and Preparation
We accompany you from the first meeting through the ceremony itself. We prepare the ketubah, coordinate with local vendors, and ensure everything runs smoothly — so you can focus entirely on enjoying your special day.
3. Your Ketubah
After the ceremony you receive your ketubah, a beautiful keepsake of your Jewish wedding. Please note that the religious ceremony is not recognized by the Israeli Rabbinate or by the State of Israel.
4. Ceremony in Hebrew and English
The ceremony is conducted in Hebrew and English, according to your preference and the composition of your guests. We also provide explanations so that everyone present can share fully in the joy of the moment.
5. Flexible Dates and Destinations
We adapt to your schedule and chosen destination. We recommend contacting us early to ensure availability and allow adequate preparation time.
Why Couples Choose Us
- Ordained as a rabbi at Hebrew Union College in 1997
- Full professionalism from first contact to the ceremony
- Personal and warm accompaniment throughout the entire process
Popular Destinations
Italy, France, Greece, Spain, Czech Republic, Hungary and more. The rabbi will gladly come to any European country you choose.
New York, Miami, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Toronto. Warm Jewish wedding ceremonies across North America.
Thailand, Maldives, Caribbean, South Africa, Australia. A unique ceremony in an unforgettable setting at the ends of the earth.
The Planning Process — Step by Step
| Step | Timeline | What Happens |
|---|---|---|
| Initial Contact | Immediately | First conversation to understand your needs and chosen destination |
| Proposal | Within a few days | Sending a detailed proposal including price and ceremony structure |
| Contract | After approval | Signing a contract and paying a deposit to secure the date |
| Ketubah Preparation | 2–3 months before | Preparing the ketubah with your details and sending it for review |
| Travel Coordination | 1–2 months before | Coordinating travel, accommodation, and the local venue |
| Pre-Ceremony Meeting | One week before / on arrival | Personal meeting or video call to go over all ceremony details |
| The Ceremony | Your wedding day | A complete and moving Jewish ceremony at your chosen location |
| Documentation | After the ceremony | Handing over your ketubah |
Why an Israeli Rabbi for a Ceremony Abroad?
A rabbi who comes from Israel brings with him the full tradition of Jewish ceremony as practiced in Israel. Beyond the religious aspect, the rabbi, ordained in 1997, has officiated weddings for many years, gladly travels to any destination, and knows how to create a warm and personal ceremony, even far from home.
Common Questions
Is the overseas ceremony recognized in Israel?
The religious ceremony is not recognized by the Israeli Rabbinate or by the State of Israel. Legal recognition comes from a civil marriage. Israeli couples usually marry civilly abroad, at the destination or through an online Utah marriage, and then register as married with the Population and Immigration Authority (Ministry of Interior) using the civil marriage certificate. Couples living elsewhere follow the civil rules of their own country.
Are special permits required abroad?
We will coordinate the local requirements with you and your venue well in advance.
How far in advance should we contact you?
We highly recommend starting the process 6 to 12 months before your planned ceremony date. This ensures availability and allows sufficient time for preparation of the ketubah, coordination, and all ceremony details. The summer wedding season (May to September) fills up especially quickly. In urgent cases, it is sometimes possible to arrange the ceremony within 3 months, but this depends on the rabbi’s availability and on the logistical complexity.
“A Jewish wedding is a moment that stays with you forever. Whether in Paris, New York, or on a tropical beach — we will make sure your ceremony is exactly as you dreamed: meaningful, moving, and unforgettable.”
Planning a Wedding Abroad?
Contact us for a personal consultation — 054-5-603-603