About KosherWedding.com
KosherWedding.com is the Ultimate Guide for Jewish Weddings. We do two things, both built specifically for the traditional Jewish chassan and kallah: we help you build a beautiful wedding website for your simcha, and we connect you with trusted kosher wedding vendors across the United States.
Our wedding website builder is designed around halacha and the realities of a Jewish wedding. Share your date in both Hebrew and Gregorian calendars, post your kosher venue and catering details, collect RSVPs with meal choices, and give out-of-town guests everything they need for Shabbos — nearby shuls, kosher dining, and hospitality information. Your love story, your engagement photos, your chuppah and ketubah details — all in one place to send to family and friends.
Our directory features kosher caterers, kosher wedding venues and halls, photographers, florists, videographers, planners, jewelers, dress and tuxedo specialists, transportation, music, and synagogues — vendors who understand kashrut, hashgacha, mashgichim, glatt and cholov Yisroel standards, the Jewish calendar, and the flow of a halachic Jewish wedding.
KosherWedding.com serves traditional Jewish couples getting married within the halachic framework of Torah and Jewish law. Our content, vendors, and tools are built for that audience and that audience only — so when you plan with us, every detail is rooted in Yiddishkeit.
Our Values
Kosher Certified
We feature vendors experienced with kosher requirements, Jewish traditions, and the unique needs of a Jewish wedding celebration.
Local Expertise
We connect you with vendors who know your local area, community, and the best resources for planning a kosher simcha.
Trusted Directory
Our directory features vendors selected for their commitment to quality, kosher standards, and customer satisfaction.
Nationwide Coverage
Find kosher wedding vendors across all 50 states and the District of Columbia, from major Jewish communities to smaller towns.
Jewish Marriage & Halacha
Jewish marriage law requires a betrothal ceremony with a ring and declaration, witnessed by two people, followed by the nuptial blessings and a ketubah contract, ensuring legal and spiritual obligations are met within the Jewish community.
Customs & Traditions
Jewish wedding customs include the ketubah signing, the bedeken where the groom veils the bride, the chuppah ceremony with seven blessings, and the breaking of the glass to remember the Temple's destruction, followed by joyous dancing and feasting.
Kosher Venues
Jewish wedding venues include synagogues for their religious significance, hotels and banquet halls for large celebrations, and outdoor spaces for the chuppah. Key considerations include kosher catering and providing appropriate spaces for all traditions.
Resources & Planning
From finding the right kosher caterer to selecting a venue that accommodates Jewish customs, our directory connects you with trusted professionals who specialize in making your simcha unforgettable.
Ready to Start Planning?
Browse our directory of trusted kosher wedding vendors across the United States.