When your wedding day finally arrives, it is likely that you will be a little nervous, but that feeling will hopefully be overshadowed by your joy and excitement, not to mention the love you have for your partner. Most brides and grooms instead find that the planning process itself is where all the stress is,… Read more »
Posts By: Rabbi Lebow
The War on Loneliness Wages On
Some sociologists claim that we live in an era of profound loneliness or, let’s put it this way, we live in an era where loneliness is as potent as an epidemic, something akin to an emotional bubonic plague affecting the countryside of our insides, tearing at the cornfields of our happiness. It’s bad. Antidepressant usage… Read more »
When Was the Last Time You Kissed Your Partner?
One of the most important parts in keeping a relationship strong and healthy is kissing. We’re not talking about full-blown making out, but rather lip-to-lip contact that strengthens intimacy and waters the romance garden. We hate to use such a cliché imagery to prove a point, but a garden overrun with flowers is one of… Read more »
Are Hopeless Romantics Really That Hopeless?
Romance…the word rolls off our tongue like a smooth pebble and hits the ground rolling. Sometimes it rolls a little too fast and we try chasing after it, but some of us don’t have the stamina or the luck. All we can really do is watch as it rolls off into the distance. For the… Read more »
When Planning a Wedding, Learn How to Compromise
Nowadays the world we live in always seems split down the middle between this camp and that camp – Republicans and Democrats, straight and gay, old and young. We can go on and on when it comes to divisions in America, but here is one division you might not think of: detail-oriented people and the… Read more »
Does Going to a Wedding Feel Like a Job to You?
They say that love is priceless and at Atlanta Jewish & Interfaith Weddings, we would have to agree with that sentiment, but weddings on the other hand…well…those cost a nice chunk of change. We all expect weddings to cost some money; that is a give-in, but according to this Bustle article, the cost has gone… Read more »
Different Clocks for Different Folks
Love comes in all shapes and sizes, and every relationship possesses its own clock, meaning that only the two involved in the relationship know how to make it tick. That’s why relationships are so exciting – they take a lot of work, but when you find the right person and connect with the clock inside… Read more »
With the Legalization of Same-Sex Marriage, We Are Entering a Real Summer of Love
We did it! In a landmark decision that will surely change the face of these United States, the U.S. Supreme Court has legalized gay marriage. This means that gay marriage will be recognized in each and every state. At Atlanta Jewish & Interfaith Weddings, we couldn’t be happier. For decades I’ve been officiating same sex… Read more »
The Memory of Leo Frank Burns in America’s Heart and Brain
In these times of somewhat growing equality in the United States, with gay marriage slowly becoming a more recognized and accepted idea in most segments in the country, we seem to be living in the most equal of times. This of course is exciting, but it’s a case of two steps forward and one step… Read more »
The Importance of Smiling on Your Big Day
It’s the day you’ve waited for your entire life. You’ve found your partner in eternal love, the food has been tasted, and the vows are perfectly crafted for a lifetime of happiness. It’s time to leave all that stress of the past few months behind and walk down that isle with a smile that says… Read more »



