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• When Should One Date the Ketuba?
• The Wedding Ceremony Under the Hupa: "Birkat Erusin" and the Breaking of the Glass
• If the Witnesses at a Wedding Ceremony Did Not Hear the Words, “Hareh At Mekudeshet Li”
• Writing the Ketuba
• Answering Amen Under the Hupa
• Understanding the Last Two Berachot Recited Under the Hupa
• The Ketuba – The Groom’s Oath, and Lifting a Handkerchief
• Finding a Spouse: Recognizing God's Role, and Testing for Genetic Compatibility
• Is it Preferable to Schedule a Wedding During the First Half of the Month?
• The Yihud Procedure after the Wedding Ceremony
• Does a Man Recite “Asher Yasar” after Marital Relations?
• The Witnesses’ Confirmation Under the Hupa That the Ring is Worth a “Peruta”
• Placing the Ring on the Bride’s Finger Under the Hupa
• Attending a Wedding at the Expense of a Torah Class
• May a Double Ring Ceremony be Performed Under the Hupa?
• The Sephardic Custom Concerning the "Yihud" of a Bride and Groom
• The Wedding Ceremony – The Proper Pronunciation of “Al Yedeh Hupa Be’kiddushin”; the Custom to Break a Glass
• Reciting Sheva Berachot After Sundown of the Seventh Day After a Wedding
• Reciting Sheba Berachot at a Meal That Was Not Specifically Prepared for the Bride and Groom
• May a Person Who Did Not Eat at a Sheba Berachot Celebration Recite One of the Berachot?
• Sheba Berachot – If Somebody Did Not Eat Bread at the Meal, Reciting the Berachot Seated
• Are the Sheba Berachot Recited if the Bride and Groom Did Not Eat?
• Reciting the Sheba Berachot if the Bride and Groom are Not Present
• Nidda – Abstaining During “Onat Ha’hodesh” and “Onat Hahaflaga”
• The Obligation to Abstain From Relations at the Time When the Wife is Likely to Become a Nidda