Jewish wedding tradition terms: Chattunah - wedding Chattan - groom Kallah - bride Kabbalat Panim - reception Badeken - covering Chuppah - marriage canopy Kiddushin - Betrothal, Chattan giving ring for Kallah Ketubah - marriage contract Yichud - union Sheva Brachot - seven blessings Seudah - meal Before the wedding One of ancient Jewish wedding traditions is that the Chattan (groom) will not meet the Kallah (bride) from a week before the wedding
The dress blends dreamy tulle layers to create a whimsical skirt, finishing at floor length for an airy feel
A one shoulder fringe midi dress designed with an asymmetric neckline, sleeveless cut, and layered fringe texture
They can be sexy or more sophisticated, depending on the fabric and style
Clothes were noticeably colourful, and decorated with appliques, ribbonwork, beading and embroidery
Sleeves can be added and sides can be closed for a more conservative look