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The chuppah symbolizes the new home to which the bridegroom will take his bride. In this context, the appearance of the bride and groom together under a chuppah before an assembly who have come to witness the event is in itself a public proclamation by them that they are now bonded together as man and wife. It is a prelude to intimacy, and thus a significant element in nissuin [marriage]. The chuppah, with four open sides, is thus a symbol of the Jewish home filled with chesed (acts of love), an important component of which is hachnasat orhim (hospitality to strangers), a mode of conduct that the newly married couple is expected to establish in their home in emulation of their patriarchal forebear, whose hospitality to strangers was legendary. Photo taken by @lisamrigby
Spring palettes make us so happy. Between bright pops of new bulbs and soft, delicate colors of sweet smelling blossoms. @nicolebaasphoto captures the romance of spring in her beautiful photographs.
The cascading bouquet has been reappearing in our wedding design orders, only this time her greenery and textures dance around her delicately wired blossoms with a more natural feel. She's a perfect mix of wild and focused...we can relate to that. This beautiful moment was captured by @lisamrigby right before these two love birds were married at @fairmontcopley last fall.
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