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Baby Welcoming
Welcoming a child into family, community and Jewish story. A ceremony shaped around your family's own blend of tradition, naming customs and hopes for the child.
What can be shaped: the setting, who takes part, which blessings and texts feel right, and how the child's name and story are honored.
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B'nei Mitzvot
A coming-of-age ritual shaped around the young person, not a template. We work together to find the Torah portion, the voice and the format that fits who they actually are.
What can be shaped: preparation pace, family involvement, and how tradition and personality meet in one ceremony.
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Weddings
Jewish and interfaith ceremonies that reflect the couple and the commitments they are making — not a fixed script.
What can be shaped: how tradition and interfaith identity are held together, the language of the vows, and the structure of the ceremony itself.
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Funerals & Shivas
Rituals of memory, grief and accompaniment — for the funeral itself and for the days of shiva that follow.
What can be shaped: how the life being honored is spoken of, which prayers and texts feel true, and how the community accompanies the family through mourning.
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Stolperstein Installations
Jewish words and ritual for restoring a name and story to communal memory — accompanying a Stolperstein (memorial stone) installation with meaning and presence.
What can be shaped: the words spoken at the installation, family and community participation, and how the name's story is told.
Not sure which one fits?
You don't need to know yet
You do not need to arrive knowing exactly what service you want. We begin with the people, the story and what this moment means — the form comes later.
Lifecycle Rituals
Jewish ritual for life's meaningful moments.