The Jewish wedding is celebrated by the sea, under the sky, as a sign of God’s blessing to the patriarch Abraham that his children will be «like the stars of the heavens.» The ketubah (marriage contract) is read in the original Aramaic text. The chatan (groom in Hebrew) accepts various responsibilities detailed in the ketubah. His main obligations are to provide food, shelter, and clothing for his wife, the kallah (bride in Hebrew), and to attend to her emotional needs. The protection of a Jewish woman’s rights is so important that the marriage cannot be formalized until the contract is completed.

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