We know the order of the day
Kabbalat panim, ketubah signing, badeken, chuppah, Sheva Brachot, Birkat Hamazon: every moment has its piece, ready and in place.
Jewish weddings · Paris & Île-de-France
Jewish wedding in Paris, from chuppah to bentcher.
You live in London, New York, Montreal or Tel Aviv, and you are getting married in Paris. We know the order of the day, the texts and the customs, we plan with you in English, and the grandparents who cannot travel watch the chuppah live.
- Reply within 24 h
- English, French & Hebrew
- Live stream for family
Families abroad
Your wedding in Paris, your family everywhere.
A Paris wedding often brings together relatives from three or four countries. We organize it so distance changes nothing, for you or for them.
- Planned remotely, in EnglishVideo calls on your time zone, online proofs, one point of contact from the first email to the morning after.
- The chuppah, streamed liveFrom €390, included in Prestige. A private link on your wedding website, so Savta in Netanya sees the glass break in real time.
- Three languages, one designInvitations, website and bentchers in English, French and Hebrew, with the Hebrew date if you wish.
- Guests from everywhere, in one listRSVPs with menus and allergies, a ready sheet for your kosher caterer, and travel information for those flying in.
Traditions, done right
Respect for custom, care in every detail.
Sephardi or Ashkenazi, Orthodox or more liberal: we follow the order set by your rabbi and your families, and put each piece in place at the right moment.
Bilingual invitations
English and Hebrew, French and English, or all three. Same design, several languages, no approximations.
Both families feel at home
A ceremony booklet explains each ritual to guests discovering it, and the matching civil version dresses the town hall.
Family far away, front row
Live stream of the chuppah for relatives in Israel or overseas, then a gallery shared by QR code the next morning.
Our role, and its limits. We do not replace the rabbi or the Consistoire: religious texts, ketubah and blessings are provided or approved by the rabbi who marries you. We take care of everything that is seen, read and shared.
What we prepare
From the ketubah to the last l’chaim.
Illustrated ketubah
Optionon quoteLayout and printing in your collection's colors, on beautiful paper, ready to frame. The text is provided or approved by your rabbi.
Personalized bentcher
Optionon quoteBirkat Hamazon and Sheva Brachot in a booklet with your names. On the tables, then taken home as a keepsake.
Chuppah & ceremony
Booklet explaining each ritual, signage for ceremony, cocktail and dinner, matching welcome sign.
The digital side
Bilingual wedding website, RSVPs with menus and allergies, ready sheet for your kosher caterer.
Dancing, photos and mazal tov.
Photo booth, 360 booth or magnets, live photo wall, on-site crew.
The order of the day
From the henna to the Sheva Brachot.
Order and customs vary between communities: we follow your rabbi's. Here is a common sequence, and what we prepare at each step.
- A few days before
The henna
An evening of color and celebration in the Sephardi and North African tradition. Same style as the wedding, and 20% off with the Prestige package.
- Animated invitation
- Henna party (in French)
- The Shabbat before
Shabbat chatan · aufruf
The groom is called to the Torah, then the families host a kiddush or a meal. The invitation goes out the week before, and everything on the tables is printed: nothing electronic on Shabbat.
- Menus & place cards
- Shabbat bentchers
- Before the chuppah
The civil wedding
In France, the town hall comes before any religious ceremony. The civil version of your collection dresses the invitation or the town hall card.
- The day · welcome
Kabbalat panim and ketubah
Guests are welcomed and the ketubah is signed before witnesses. In Ashkenazi tradition, the badeken follows: the groom veils the bride.
- Welcome sign
- Illustrated ketubah
- The day · ceremony
The chuppah
Kiddushin and the ring, reading of the ketubah, Sheva Brachot, then the broken glass and the first mazal tov. The booklet guides guests; the live stream connects family far away.
- Ceremony booklet
- Live stream
- Right after
Yichud and cocktail
The couple steps away for a few minutes. Meanwhile, guests find their table on the printed seating chart and discover the photo booth.
- The evening
Dinner and Birkat Hamazon
Dancing, photo booth and live photo wall. After the meal, grace and the Sheva Brachot are said with the bentcher on every table.
- Bentcher
- Live photo wall
- The week after
Sheva Brachot
Festive meals follow at friends' and relatives' homes. Bentchers and the shared gallery carry the same style all week.
Jewish wedding packages
Three levels, all your traditions.
The same packages as all our weddings, with your customs built in. Illustrated ketubah and bentchers can be added to any level.
Essential
from€590
The digital side that ties it all together
- Bilingual wedding website
- Guest RSVPs with menu choices and allergies
- Online seating plan
- Essential photo gallery
Signature
Most popularfrom€1,490
Everything in Essential, plus:
- Animated save the date
- Day-of stationery: place cards, menus, table numbers
- Printed seating chart and welcome sign
- Evening gallery with live photo wall
- Remote crew on the day
Prestige
from€2,990
Everything in Signature, plus:
- Printed invitations
- Photo booth or 360 booth for the party
- Live stream of the chuppah for family far away
- On-site crew
Illustrated ketubah and bentchers: optional, on quote. Live stream on its own: from €390. Henna party: 20% off with Prestige. A 30% deposit secures your date. Indicative launch prices, confirmed in your quote.
Included everywhere
Digital witness
A trusted guest gets a one-page guide, a 15-minute video briefing and moderation access. We stay reachable all day.
In Signature · otherwise €149
Remote crew
We run the live photo wall, moderation and live stream from our desk during your evening.
In Prestige · otherwise from €390
On-site crew
We are there for 5 hours. Included automatically whenever a photo booth, 360 booth or photo magnets are booked.
Our work
A chuppah by the water.
Exemple à remplacer
Illustrative content: it will be replaced by a real wedding and a real review before launch.
Photo coming soonchuppah by the waterExemple à remplacer
Jardin collection · fir green and coral
Couple based in London. Trilingual invitations, illustrated ketubah, bentchers, 360 booth and a live stream for the family in Israel.
“We only flew in two days before. Our grandparents followed the chuppah from Netanya, and every guest went home with a bentcher. Everything was right, down to the texts.”
Questions
Your questions about a Jewish wedding in Paris.
Another question about your customs? Write to us, we reply within 24 hours.
We live abroad. Can we plan a Jewish wedding in Paris without flying in?
Yes. Most of the work happens on video and online: we meet at a time that suits your time zone, share proofs of the invitations, ketubah and bentchers, and validate everything remotely. We install everything at your venue in Île-de-France, and you arrive for the celebration.
Can relatives in Israel or the US watch the chuppah live?
Yes, with our live stream from €390, included in the Prestige package. The private link is shared from your wedding website, and the photo gallery takes over the next morning, so nobody misses a thing.
Do you replace the rabbi or the Consistoire?
No. The ceremony, its texts and its validity belong to the rabbi who marries you and to your community. We take care of everything that is seen, read and shared: stationery, illustrated ketubah, bentchers, printed décor, website, entertainment and the evening crew.
Do we need a civil wedding in France first?
French law requires a civil marriage at the town hall before any religious ceremony held in France. If you are already legally married, or marrying at home first, your rabbi will tell you which documents he needs. Either way, each collection exists in a matching civil version.
Can you design our ketubah?
We design and print an illustrated ketubah layout in your collection's colors. The text is provided or approved by the officiating rabbi, who remains the sole judge of its validity.
What is a bentcher, and how many do we need?
A bentcher (birkon) is the booklet with Birkat Hamazon, the grace after meals, and the Sheva Brachot. Personalized with your names and date, it sits on the tables and guests take it home. Plan roughly one per couple or family, plus a few for the head tables.
Can invitations be in English, French and Hebrew?
Yes, in any combination, with the Hebrew date if you wish. Your wedding website and guest RSVPs can be bilingual too, so every branch of the family reads it in their own language.
Let’s talk about your chuppah.
Three questions, two minutes, from wherever you live. We reply within 24 hours, then talk for 15 minutes on video at a time that suits you. Your quote within 48 hours.
- Reply within 24 hours
- Anywhere in Île-de-France
- Service in English