Friday, July 27, 2012

Ketubah and Bedeken

We started the evening with a brief havdalah prayer, 
since a wedding can only occur after Shabbat.

Here we are in video:





Wow...we are really going to do this!


We hugged and read the Ketubah

The witnesses and Rabbi signed


Ric and I signed in Hebrew 
and English
And then after a few minutes alone, thinking about the commitment we were about to make, Ric covered my face with the veil and we were ready.
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