Whether you are Jewish and need inspiration, or you'll be hosting an interfaith ceremony in honor of your sweetheart, here are eight gorgeous chuppahs from real weddings to inspire what kind of chuppah you want to break the glass under.
Hebrew for “canopy” or “covering,” the chuppah is more than just a four-post structure that appears in Jewish wedding ceremonies. It represents the religion and symbolizes the newlyweds’ home that they will build and share together after saying their I dos. Because it inherits such a sacred and intimate meaning, couples personalize their chuppah in a number of different ways to showcase their tastes, theme, or favorite things. Some are built by the lovebirds themselves, and others are designed and created by professionals.
There are multiple ways to execute a beautiful and meaningful chuppah. Whether you are Jewish and need inspiration, or you'll be hosting an interfaith ceremony in honor of your sweetheart, here are eight gorgeous chuppahs from real weddings to inspire what kind of chuppah you want to break the glass under.
Photo by Laurie Bailey Photography
Photo by Vue Photography; Bridal Salon: Bella Bianca Bridal Couture
Photo by The Day by Ira Lippke; Bridal Salon: Mark Ingram Atelier
Photo by Amy & Stuart Photography; Planning & Design by Mindy Weiss Party Consultants
Photo by Mi Belle Photographers; Planning & Design by Mindy Weiss Party Consultants; Rentals by Revelry Event Designers
Photo by Jay Lawrence Goldman Photography
Photo by Laurie Bailey Photography; Planning & Design by Ilana Ashley Events
Photo by Bob & Dawn Davis Photography
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