Find the officiant who fits your wedding.
Hey Mazel lists rabbis, cantors, and independent officiants by the things that actually decide it: whether they'll marry an interfaith couple, whether they'll share the ceremony with another faith's clergy, whether they work on Saturday, and what they charge. Contacting anyone here is free.
Where are you getting married?
City pages open one at a time, and each goes live once it lists at least three officiants worth showing. These are first:
- BostonOn the way
- ChicagoOn the way
- Los AngelesOn the way
- New York CityOn the way
- Washington DCOn the way
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- Legally almost anyone can marry you. Jewishly, it depends who you ask.Rabbis, cantors, and independent officiants all marry Jewish couples. What each one brings, what your state requires, and how to pick.
- Plenty of rabbis officiate interfaith weddings. Here's how to find one.Which movements permit interfaith weddings, why a rabbi might say no, who will co-officiate with a priest or minister, and how to find someone.
- What a Jewish wedding officiant actually costsReal fee ranges for rabbis, cantors, and independent officiants, what's included, what gets billed extra, and how to ask about money.