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huppah

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Huppah (hŭp`ə), in the Bible, chief priest.
huppah
bridal canopy in Jewish weddings. [Judaism: Wigoder, 274]
See : Marriage


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If you're commissioning an elaborate display such as a floral huppah, topiaries, or themed arrangements, your florist should show you sketches or actual samples at this time.
Mother of the bride corsage Mother of the groom corsage Stepmother corsage Father of the groom boutonniere Father of the bride boutonniere Stepfather boutonniere Grandmothers corsages Grandfathers boutonnieres Altar, huppah, or other central arrangements Pew or chair decorations Candles Centerpieces for each table (number of tables) Buffet table decorations Bar decorations Flowers to decorate passed trays (talk to your caterer about what they''ll need) Cake decorations .
Russell Tucker, 31, a puppeteer and founder of the company Highly Flammable Toys, which produces customized action figures, plans to marry Jessica Stanford, 26, a psychology student, under a huppah at St.
 
 
 
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