FAQ: Links to Wedding Officiants and Wedding Resources

• Celebrant USA Foundation - A huge resource for finding a local celebrant for your wedding, one who was trained to "officiate at, compose and perform the highest quality personalized ceremonies for couples"
• Eclectic Unions - Custom wedding ceremonies by celebrant & non-denominational minister Jessie Blum. All religions, backgrounds, traditions, and ideas are honored and respected. (New Jersey)
• Cindy Matchett - An artist and mom and celebrant officiant who supports couples in finding their own voices in the midst of wedding chaos, and in creating personal wedding experiences. (Massachusetts)
• Interfaith 4 You - Reverend Kessler and Rabbi Paris are a married couple who perform interfaith wedding ceremonies together and individually
• Tracy Masington - "writes and performs 100% personalized marriage and commitment ceremonies as an alternative to dogmatic, plug 'n play traditions". Also check her blog Fresh Bride
• Rainbow Vision Ceremonies - Roberta Koepfer provides custom ceremonies crafted for the gay and lesbian community.
• Lovingstone Ceremonies - Personalized ceremonies to celebrate your life
• Sacred Ground Ceremonies - an An Interfaith Wedding Minister in Virginia, who draws on a wide variety of elements to create a wedding ceremony that will express your love and honor you and your families.

• Your Wedding by Jen - (Cincinnati, OH) Jen's blend of the chic and the unconventional allows her to produce weddings that are truly distinctive, and unique to each client. Check out her blog too.
• Wedding Wonders - (UK) A weddding planner who "provides a comprehensive, professional and confidential service to suit all of your wedding planning requirements."
• Madeline's Weddings - (Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada) - I just added specializing in decor design for today's modern, high-style and sophisticated bride.

• Weddings by Artists Network - I am a member of this group of artists "who have the expertise and experience to craft custom products for your upcoming wedding."
• Jewish Wedding Network - Learn about Jewish wedding traditions, find vendors, and connect with other couples who are sharing the same experience. Includes my article on traveling with your ketubah.
• Ketubah Tree - If you like my ketubot but are looking for something different, please visit my friend Michelle’s website. She is a painter who creates beautiful ketubot from her intricate amd stylized paintings of trees and nature.
• Ken Rabow: Sacred Songs - I recommend this modern, passionate song version of the words "Ani L'dodi V'dodi Li" by composer Ken Rabow.
• Infinity Bouquets - offers a unique and beautiful service, preserving your wedding flowers, and framing them in a shadow box with your ketubah.

• Archival pen for signing your ketubah - This archival pen is perfect for signing your ketubah. It uses pigmet inks, just like the ketubah, so it will not fade over time.
• Simple frame to protect your ketubah at the ceremony - It is a good idea to have a simple frame at your ceremony. It lets you quickly protect your ketubah after signing it, and makes it easier to display during the reception. I used this style of clip frame in my own wedding. An alterative box frame is also available.
• Wikipedia on Ketubahs - the Wikipedia entry on ketubot, with links to more information on Jewish traditions
• Jewish Week: on ketubah design - An article in Jewish Week featured my ketubot
• A tool to reverse the direction of Hebrew text - a tool I made to fix a problem many text editors have with Hebrew text
• A wedding planning timetable from B'nai Mitzvah Magazine
• MyJewishLearning.com - An interesting resource for information on Jewish weddings and traditions
• The New Jewish Wedding - A popular guide to planning a Jewish wedding.
• Celebrating Interfaith Marriages - A guide to creating a Jewish/Christian ceremony.
• What is a Jew? - A good introduction to Judaism for Interfaith couples.
• Complete Dictionary of English and Hebrew First Names - The authority on Hebrew names and how to spell them.
• My ketubah lens on Squidoo.com
• Amazon Kindle 2 - not related to ketubahs, but its fascinating to see a new interpretation of what a 'document' can be

• Interfaith Family
• Interfaith Community of NYC
• Interfaith Families Project of Greater Washington
• Jewish Catholic Couples Dialog (Chicago)

Add your link: If you are a wedding professional who provides a unique product or service, and would like to have your link added to this resource page, please contact me.