Rabbi Barry Tuchman
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Rabbi Barry Tuchman
I will help you plan a ceremony that compliments you as individuals and as a couple, and I will make sure that you are in the forefront. Interfaith, non-denominational and alternative wedding ceremonies also supporting the LGBTQ community. Rabbi Barry will help you create an wedding ceremony as unique as the two of you. While living in Southern California, Rabbi Barry will travel anywhere in the World to officiate your wedding ceremony.

As with any culture, traditions will very within Judaism as in all religions. Rabbi Barry wants to know and incorporate non-Jewish traditions that resonate with both sides of the isle. So, if you have some great ideas for your wedding ceremony, give Rabbi Barry a call to discuss how you can certainly have a wedding as unique as the two of you. Your Custom Ketubah is an important part of your wedding day - something that will be cherished throughout the years.

In the past, couples had very little involvement with the creation of their Ketubah. We are unique to other Ketubah companies, who charge extra for every change or customization.
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I could tell you about my upbringing, I could tell you about my favorite foods and what I like to do when I am not officiating but, I think these reviews below might do a better job of explaining who I am!.
Interfaith wedding ceremonies can be a very challenging process.
Many of today's interfaith couples desire to participate in a more spiritual rather than religious ceremony.
I honor all faiths and all wedding traditions.
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How am I different than others?
Most rabbis are more about the religion rather than the relationship and will fit the couple into the "Jewish Wedding Model."
It's essential that you feel totally comfortable booking with me.
I offer a fun, no-obligation consultation and ceremony creation before you ever sign a contract.
Typically conducted via Skype, Facetime, phone, or in person that can be arranged.
I will hold your wedding date for 10 days after our meeting together giving you has ample time to talk it out before you make your decision.
I will ask you questions about what you feel is essential to include in your ceremony and get to know the two of you and learn about your relationship.
1 First you will want to discuss and decide on a theme or image that is important and lasting for you both.
It may be a photo of a favorite location for you or a spectacular tree, symbolizing the Tree of Life.
Symbols are used quite often such as, a Hamsa, the star of David, Tree of Life, or what is most meaningful to you.
Once we have all the components together, the rest will be adjusting and proofing until you are both delighted with your Ketubah.
When I receive your approval, it will go to the printer.
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