Image from the knot {photograph by Christian Oth Photography}
Breaking the Glass: Traditionally the groom stomps on the glass; however, some modern couples are doing it together. Make sure you wrap the glass in cloth to prevent injuries and don’t use cheap glass – because it’s harder to break.
Chuppah: This is a structure that the bride and groom stand under during the ceremony. It’s a canopy attached to four poles and open on all four sides.
Walk Down the Aisle: Both parents escort the bride and groom to the chuppah to symbolize the union of families.
Yichud: This is a 15 minute period of seclusion after the ceremony {traditionally, to consummate the marriage} used for couples to share their first meal as husband and wife or to spend a few moments together.
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