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Uniting Two Faiths
8115 West 144th Place
Overland Park, Kansas 66223

Call Rabbi Stuart E. Davis: 913-897-6309 or 816-616-4447

Receive 10% OFF Your Ketubah Order from MP Artworks when you use the following discount Code: #SRDF6T10SZ2865

Receive $50 OFF e-chuppah chuppah designs from MP Artworks enter coupon code
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To receive $25 off the total price of a Ketubah Tree Ketubah/Wedding Certificate enter the following code: coupon code #CRIN100KS
when you place your order directly with Ketubah Tree via their website at www.ketubahtree.com or by Phone (703) 934-7010, or Fax (703) 934-2668.

Do you need a colorful groom's glass for your wedding ceremony? We have three styles to choose from.

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Use Rabbi Davis's sitemap to obtain information on topics of special interest to interfaith wedding ceremony couples such as chuppahs, ketubahs and kiddush cups as you plan your interfaith, nonreligious wedding or commitment ceremony. Find discounts for a chuppah or ketubah plus kiddush cups, unity candles, wedding vows.

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Choosing a Chuppah

The huppah (or chuppah) is probably the most distinctive element of the Jewish wedding. The huppah is made of a tallis or beautiful cloth held aloft over the bride and groom by four poles. Holding the poles is a special honor, given to family or friends that the bride and groom wish to honor. The chuppa creates a beautiful focal point for the wedding. The huppah represents he Jewish home that the bride and groom will make together. It is open on all sides, symbolizing that guests will always be welcome in their home. We recommend MP Artworks for your Chuppah because their work is beautiful, reliable and affordable. They have many gorgeous designs to choose from and will personalize your huppah with your names and wedding date if you would like. You can also choose a ketubah and huppah pattern that match! Because we place so many orders with them, they have kindly extended to us a discount rate.

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Breakable Wedding Glass Includes Velvet Pouch

A widespread custom and the hallmark of a Jewish wedding. Some people believe stomping on the glass by the groom at the end of the ceremony represents a break with childhood. Others believe it symbolizes the fragility of life. Most likely, it was hoped that the loud noise of breaking glass would scare away any evil spirits that could harm the wedding couple.

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