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I’m so pleased to be part of your wedding planning journey!  \nI’m Karen Cinnamon, founder of Smashing The Glass, the world’s biggest Jewish wedding blog, and on the following page, I’ve put together a typical Jewish wedding day-of schedule  \nEvery wedding is different, and there are so many variables that can affect how you may want to time things. You may want to get married earlier in the day, or maybe you’ll want to party all night rather than sending everyone home by 11pm. But I hope this sample schedule will help you get started.  \nAnd remember, on the day things may not run exactly to schedule. In fact, it’s very likely they won’t. And that’s okay. Your schedule is just a guideline. Once it’s set, make sure your vendors, bridal party, and any other people who might be helping are familiar with it. Then let go and enjoy the day!  \nKaren Cinnamon (Image: Blake Ezra Photography)  \nOh... and one last thing, if you haven’t already, please do also join our amazing private Facebook group for Jewish and Jew-ish brides. It’s a wonderful community of brides-to-be around the world, and I drop in very regularly too!  \nKaren Cinnamon  \nFounder + Editor of Smashing The Glass  \nSAMplE JEWISH WEddInG dAYTIMElInE  \n10:30 am  \n12:00 – 2:00 pm  \n3:30 pm  \n4:00 – 4:30 pm  \n4:30 pm  \n4:30 – 4:45 pm  \n4:45 pm  \n5:30 – 6:30 pm  \n6:30 pm  \n6:45 – 7:15 pm  \n7:15 – 8:45 pm  \n8:45 pm  \n9:30 pm  \n10:00 pm  \n11:00 pm  \n11:00 pm – 12:00 am  \nHair and makeup / Getting ready Most vendors arrive and set up First look / formal pictures Kabbalat panim / Tisch  \nInvite time  \nKetubah signing and Badeken  \nCeremony / Chuppah starts  \n-Circling  \n-Blessings of betrothal (kiddushin)  \n-Exchange of rings  \n-Reading of the ketubah  \n-Seven Blessings  \n-Smashing the glass!  \nCocktail hour (if doing Yichud, 5:30–6:00 and then join cocktail hour)  \nGuests seated for dinner  \nJewish Wedding dancing / Israeli dancing dinner (interspersed with speeches / toasts) First dance followed by more dancing dessert  \nMore dancing Guests depart  \nBreakdown/vendors and staff depart  \nFront cover image: Joy Marie Photography","cbCaicCOsHThG9dy","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicCOsHThG9dy","pdf",407382,"English","# Wedding Day-of Schedule\n## Getting ready and vendor arrival\n## Photos and pre-ceremony moments\n## Ketubah signing, Badeken, and ceremony\n## Cocktail hour, dinner, and dancing\n## Dessert, departure, and breakdown","[{\"question\":\"What activities are included in the sample Jewish wedding ceremony timeline?\",\"answer\":\"The schedule lists chuppah/canopy ceremony elements including circling, blessings of betrothal (kiddushin), exchange of rings, reading of the ketubah, and Seven Blessings, followed by smashing the glass.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the schedule handle timing differences from wedding to wedding?\",\"answer\":\"It emphasizes that every wedding is different and the day may not run exactly to schedule; the timetable is a guideline, and once set, vendors and the bridal party should be familiar with it.\"},{\"question\":\"Which later-day events are covered after guests are seated for dinner?\",\"answer\":\"After dinner seating, it includes Jewish wedding and Israeli dancing interspersed with speeches/toasts, then first dance, more dancing, dessert, and finally guests departing and vendor/staff breakdown.\"}]","Jewish Wedding Day Timeline | PDF",1790100998]