How are these weddings different to the weddings you have been to?
In a church you don`t take your shoes off but in a Muslim church you do take your shoes off.
Tell me three things that you learn.
We have learnt about how you have to take you shoes off ,wear a kipper in Jewish church and we have learnt that you have to ponit at the words in a Jewish bible with a long ponity thing.
The weddings are different to our weddings we have been to because they wear different clothes to what we wear. They get married in different places and also in 1 religion you cannot get married on a Saturday. We have learnt that the Muslim women has to wear a red dress. In year 5 we learnt that the sikh men carry a gold sword to show respect to their god at the wedding. In year 5 we also learnt that they mainly have to get married in the Golden Temple or the Gurdwara.
We have learnt that at Jewish weddings the man has to stamp on a glass to show that there are no bounderies for love. They have to sighn an agrrement aswell.
We didn’t know that the groom stepped on the glass at the end. We also didn’t know that “Mazol Tov” means good luck. WE didn’t know that they had to sign the vows called Keubah.
At normal wedding’s the bride wears a white dress and the man wears the soot. But at a hindu wedding the lady wears a red and gold sari and the man weres just a turban
At normal wedding’s the bride wears a white dress and the man wears the soot. But at a hindu wedding the lady wears a red and gold sari and the man weres just a turban0
Three things I learnt was that when in the synagogue, the men have to wear a hat called a kippah.
When getting married, the bride and groom have to sign their vows on something called a Ketuba.
At the end of a Jewish wedding, the groom has to smash a glass meaning that no vessel can hold their love.
They are in different venues and have different ways of showing love.
Jewish grooms smash glasses at weddings.
Hindus have a stick dance usally performed at weddings.
Sikhs have special wedding invations.
at the Jewish weddings the groom steps on a glass bottle which means that nothing will stop them from loving each other at Sikh weddings they make sure that other people aren’t wearing the same dress as the bride and hindu weddings the bibbah reads from a book and the bride and groom sit on the floor
Jews call marriage Kiddushin and is a hebrew word which means holy or special. The bride and groom are married under the chuppah (said huppah). The couple sign the Ketubah to agree they will marry for a long time. A wine glass is broken to show there love can’t be locked away.
Jewish weddings are similar to christian weddings, the bride and groom write their vowes in a scroll. When the wedding starts their is a glass and a bottle of wine in a little hut or something like that after they say their vowes the groom smashes the glass and that meanns nothing will stop them from loving each other.
At a jewish wedding the groom steps on a glass bottle to show that the relationship between the bride and groom can’t be pulled apart and that they will live their lives together.
. You take your shoes of to keep the place clean and to show respect.
. Wedding ‘s are usualy on Sunday.
. They smash a wine bottle to show there love.
The different things are that a Jewish wedding church is called an synagogue also Jewish grooms smash glasses at wedding also brides normally wear white dresses but they were red and gold dresses
I have learnt that at the end of a Jewish wedding the Groom stamps on a glass, wrapped in a napkin.
I have also learnt that Jewish weddings are always on a sunday beacause they can’t have them on the saturday beacause that is the holy day. Finally I have learnt that the Men at the wedding wear a Kippah
We think that most of the weddings are on Sundays and they are normaly in Synsagogue or outside the Synagogue.The groom at the end of the wedding smashes a glass that was in a napkin.
We have learnt, that at Jewish weddings they smash the glasses once they are married. Normally the wedding is held outside but if the weather is bad then they will have it in a synagogue 🙂
We have learnt about muslim, jewish and Islamic weddings. They are all very different to the weddings that I know. They all have different traditons that are very stange to me. At some weddings they smash glasses and carry people round on chairs.
In a Jewish wedding it is very different to a white Christian wedding. Instead of wearing a traditional white dress they wear bold, gold and red colures. They have there ceremony outside but if it is cold and raining they will have it there worshiping place the synagogue. At the end of the ceremony they will be lifted onto chairs and then they will be paraded around the room.
A synagogue is where jewish people worship to God.
The holy book is called the Torah you are not allowed to touch it so they use a pointer called a Yad.
At the wedding the Rabbi asks if the man and woman if they will split up ever if they say no the Rabbi will crush a glass which
means there love is umbreakable.
A wedding that I’ve been to is quite different to most of the weddings on this blog , A Christian wedding and a Sikh wedding .
in a jewish wedding the groom and bride get married on asunday
I have learnt:
-That Jewish weddings usually take place on a Sunday
-That the groom smashes a glass which means no one can separate him and the bride
-The groom wears kippah and the bride wears a white dress similar to what a Christian bride might wear.
Jewish weddings are similar to christain weddings.When the weddings starts their is a glass and a bottle of wine in a little hut or something like that.The groom smashes the glass and themeans nothing will stop them from loving each other.
Jewish wedding are really different to Christain wedding and they where kippah and shawl and we hav a bible and they have a holy book in a special room and they don’t want to get it greasy so they use a bit like a fingerpointer and they hav a glass so groom and loving each other .
The weddings we went to were christan weddings and they were verey different.
How are these weddings different to the weddings you have been to?
In a church you don`t take your shoes off but in a Muslim church you do take your shoes off.
Tell me three things that you learn.
We have learnt about how you have to take you shoes off ,wear a kipper in Jewish church and we have learnt that you have to ponit at the words in a Jewish bible with a long ponity thing.
In year 4 we learnt about Synogogues and Moses and Jewish weddings.
A Jewish place of worship is a Synagogue. When a Jew entrys a sinagog they need to were a kippa and a shawl. Mn and women sit spratley
The weddings are different to our weddings we have been to because they wear different clothes to what we wear. They get married in different places and also in 1 religion you cannot get married on a Saturday. We have learnt that the Muslim women has to wear a red dress. In year 5 we learnt that the sikh men carry a gold sword to show respect to their god at the wedding. In year 5 we also learnt that they mainly have to get married in the Golden Temple or the Gurdwara.
We have learnt that at Jewish weddings the man has to stamp on a glass to show that there are no bounderies for love. They have to sighn an agrrement aswell.
They were a kippha and smash a wine bottle to show there love
really good
We didn’t know that the groom stepped on the glass at the end. We also didn’t know that “Mazol Tov” means good luck. WE didn’t know that they had to sign the vows called Keubah.
First the groom has to smash ta bottle that is covers meaning that there is no boundry around oyr love and no one can seperate us.
We have learnt:
-They usually have there weddings on a Sunday
-They sometimes get arranged wedding
-The bride normally wears a red dress
At normal wedding’s the bride wears a white dress and the man wears the soot. But at a hindu wedding the lady wears a red and gold sari and the man weres just a turban
At normal wedding’s the bride wears a white dress and the man wears the soot. But at a hindu wedding the lady wears a red and gold sari and the man weres just a turban0
Three things I learnt was that when in the synagogue, the men have to wear a hat called a kippah.
When getting married, the bride and groom have to sign their vows on something called a Ketuba.
At the end of a Jewish wedding, the groom has to smash a glass meaning that no vessel can hold their love.
They are in different venues and have different ways of showing love.
Jewish grooms smash glasses at weddings.
Hindus have a stick dance usally performed at weddings.
Sikhs have special wedding invations.
at the Jewish weddings the groom steps on a glass bottle which means that nothing will stop them from loving each other at Sikh weddings they make sure that other people aren’t wearing the same dress as the bride and hindu weddings the bibbah reads from a book and the bride and groom sit on the floor
Jews call marriage Kiddushin and is a hebrew word which means holy or special. The bride and groom are married under the chuppah (said huppah). The couple sign the Ketubah to agree they will marry for a long time. A wine glass is broken to show there love can’t be locked away.
Jewish weddings are similar to christian weddings, the bride and groom write their vowes in a scroll. When the wedding starts their is a glass and a bottle of wine in a little hut or something like that after they say their vowes the groom smashes the glass and that meanns nothing will stop them from loving each other.
At a jewish wedding the groom steps on a glass bottle to show that the relationship between the bride and groom can’t be pulled apart and that they will live their lives together.
. You take your shoes of to keep the place clean and to show respect.
. Wedding ‘s are usualy on Sunday.
. They smash a wine bottle to show there love.
I have been to an Indian wedding and the different types of weddings we have learnt about are very different to the ones that I have been to.
The different things are that a Jewish wedding church is called an synagogue also Jewish grooms smash glasses at wedding also brides normally wear white dresses but they were red and gold dresses
the jewish wedings normally end with people smashing cups and plates but, when they are reading the prairs they are not allowed to tough the bible.
I have learnt that at the end of a Jewish wedding the Groom stamps on a glass, wrapped in a napkin.
I have also learnt that Jewish weddings are always on a sunday beacause they can’t have them on the saturday beacause that is the holy day. Finally I have learnt that the Men at the wedding wear a Kippah
We think that most of the weddings are on Sundays and they are normaly in Synsagogue or outside the Synagogue.The groom at the end of the wedding smashes a glass that was in a napkin.
We have learnt, that at Jewish weddings they smash the glasses once they are married. Normally the wedding is held outside but if the weather is bad then they will have it in a synagogue 🙂
We have learnt about muslim, jewish and Islamic weddings. They are all very different to the weddings that I know. They all have different traditons that are very stange to me. At some weddings they smash glasses and carry people round on chairs.
In a Jewish wedding it is very different to a white Christian wedding. Instead of wearing a traditional white dress they wear bold, gold and red colures. They have there ceremony outside but if it is cold and raining they will have it there worshiping place the synagogue. At the end of the ceremony they will be lifted onto chairs and then they will be paraded around the room.
A synagogue is where jewish people worship to God.
The holy book is called the Torah you are not allowed to touch it so they use a pointer called a Yad.
At the wedding the Rabbi asks if the man and woman if they will split up ever if they say no the Rabbi will crush a glass which
means there love is umbreakable.
A wedding that I’ve been to is quite different to most of the weddings on this blog , A Christian wedding and a Sikh wedding .
in a jewish wedding the groom and bride get married on asunday
I have learnt:
-That Jewish weddings usually take place on a Sunday
-That the groom smashes a glass which means no one can separate him and the bride
-The groom wears kippah and the bride wears a white dress similar to what a Christian bride might wear.
Jewish weddings are similar to christain weddings.When the weddings starts their is a glass and a bottle of wine in a little hut or something like that.The groom smashes the glass and themeans nothing will stop them from loving each other.
Jewish wedding are really different to Christain wedding and they where kippah and shawl and we hav a bible and they have a holy book in a special room and they don’t want to get it greasy so they use a bit like a fingerpointer and they hav a glass so groom and loving each other .