Introducing – the Wedding Rabbi – Paul Glantz

Jonathan and Magdalena at the National Liberal Club

Laura and Pete at Iscoyd Park

Kate and Matt at the St. Pancras Hotel

Jesse and Jack at the Barbican

Jo and Nick’s Blessing at Sopwell House

Jo and Gerry in Lake Como

Adam and Kate at the Design Museum

Anne and Justin in Richmond Park

Shelley and Chris at Offley Place

Charlotte and Ash at the Corinthia Hotel

Belinda and Theo in Brixton

Adam and Josie signing their kebutah at the Italian Church

Daphna and Godwin’s Wedding in Tuscancy

Matt and Germana in Piedmont

Natasha and James at home in Hampstead Garden Suburb

Sam and Elliot’s Wedding at Middle Temple

Hannah and Elliot in the Orangery at Great Fosters

Jordana and Matt at the Russell Hotel

Michelle and Richard’s blessing in the chapel at Babington House

Louise and Mike sign their kebutah at the Ashdown Park Hotel

Reading Talia and Michael’s Kebutah

Alan and Emma’s final blessing in the gardens at Sopwell House

A Wedding Blessing in Botley’s Mansion

Michelle and Will at the Lowry, Manchester

Amihai and Rita at the St. Francis of Assisi in Shefford

Charlotte and Gino at home in Bovingdon

Charlotte and Ellie at the St. Pancras Hotel

David and Jess at the Bell Inn in Ticehurst, East Sussex

Sophie and Pascal at One Whitehall Place

Nigel and Peter’s wedding at the Grimsdyke Hotel

Gio and Laura at Essendon Country Club

Joseph and Mita at the Asylum

Danni and Joe in Essex

Fay and James at Babington House

Natasha and James at their grandma’s home in Hampstead Garden Suburb

Tomas and Evgeniya in backyard of The Little Georgia in Islington

Caroline and Robbie at Northbrook Park, Surrey

Signing Rebecca and Michael’s Kebutah

Simon and Nichola at the Midland Hotel, Manchester

Ian and Nicole in central London

Gemma and Steve’s Chuppah in Hertfordshire

Welcome and Mazel Tov!

Thank you for taking the time to browse my website in planning your wedding.  I hope I can play an important part in creating one of the most important days in your life.

I want your wedding to be a moving, beautiful and spiritual event.  I will work with you to create and deliver the ceremony that will be meaningful and personal; Jewish or interfaith  It can be as creative, traditional, egalitarian as you want; expressing who you are.
I work sensitively with people giving time to discuss their individual needs and together creating the right ceremony for you.  I want to meet a couple (and sometimes their parents) many times in order to plan the perfect wedding.

If you have any questions or would like an initial chat please contact me (by phone or email).

Rabbi Paul Glantz