The Jewish Week, August 20th, 2004
Merwin, Ted The Jewish Week 08-20-2004 The bride is seeing visions. The groom is nowhere to be found. The groom's divorced parents are fighting with each other. The bride's father is looking up at the ceiling, talking to his deceased wife. And no one seems to have thought about who is going to hold up the chupah. A typical Jewish wedding, right? Not exactly. In this case, it's actually a satire, taking place in a restaurant, of that most theatrical of all Jewish rituals. When Tuvia Teldon, a Lubavitch rabbi on Long Island, needed a creative concept for a fund-raiser, he thought naturally of "...
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