Officiants available on Saturday in New York
Shabbat, the Jewish sabbath, runs from Friday sundown to Saturday sundown, and most rabbis won't officiate during it. That does not rule out a Saturday wedding. Everyone on this page will marry you on a Saturday — some at any hour, most after sundown, which in summer can mean a ceremony that starts at nine.
If your venue has a hard end time, check sundown for your date before you sign anything. In December an after-sundown ceremony can start at 4:30pm; in June it's closer to 9pm.
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Worth reading before you call anyone
- Plenty of rabbis officiate interfaith weddings. Here's how to find one.Which movements permit interfaith weddings, why a rabbi might say no, and how to find one who will say yes without making you feel like you're asking for a favor.
- What a Jewish wedding officiant actually costsReal fee ranges for rabbis, cantors, and independent officiants, what's usually included, what gets billed extra, and how to ask about money without it being awkward.
- The questions worth asking an officiant before you book oneWhat to ask in the first email, what to ask on the call, the answers that should worry you, and how to tell whether someone is right for your wedding.
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