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Benchers, Siddurs and Kippot BENCHER: Jewish weddings and Bar / Bat Mitzvahs, regardless of
affiliation, follow the traditional rituals to some degree. There
are specific blessings for the different Jewish Life Cycle celebrations.
Seven blessings are recited during the Chuppah ceremony; Others are said
during circumcision of a new born male; etc. SIDDUR: Specially designed Siddur covers are available for the Bar Mitzvah boy and Bat Mitzvah girl as well as for bride and groom. Some people prefer giving their guests the more "hefty" siddur rather than a bencher.
KIPPOT (YARMULKES): If your ceremony takes place in a synagogue or
temple, in respect to the premises, it is customary to provide guests
with kippot. Some people choose to provide Kippot regardless of
where the ceremony takes place, others do not. Example of Bencher
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