2 - Choosing a Date

Your Jewish Wedding

Check the Jewish calendar first, THEN settle on your date.

I know that almost nobody finds a rabbi as the first thing on their planning list.That’s fine, I just want to give you the info you need so you have the best shot at finding a rabbi to officiate your ceremony if that’s something you desire.

What I do NOT want is for you to be really excited about your Jewish wedding, and really wanting to find a rabbi for your date, then finding out that you've planned a wedding for...oh no! Rosh HaShanah?

So, pull out your calendars, and let's talk Jewish Holidays to Avoid in 2024.

As promised, here are the dates I mentioned during the show:

Purim - Saturday 3/23

Passover- Starts M 4/22 and ends Tues 4/30 (avoid Saturday before)

The Omer until Lag baOmer (33rd) or until Rosh Chodesh Sivan (44th-ish)

Shavuot - June 11-13

17th of Tammuz - July 24

Tisha B’Av - M-T 8/12-13

Selichot - Sat 9/28

Rosh HaShanah - W-F 10/2-4, The Saturday after this is almost a sure no

Yom Kippur - F-S 10/11-12

Sukkot - W-W 10/16-23

Shimini Atzeret/Simchat Torah W 10/23-25

Chanukah - Christmas through 2 January

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