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When my husband and I got married, he was Catholic and I was Jewish. We decided, out of respect for the 2 families coming together, to have a non-religious ceremony at the hall where the reception was. I found a Rabbi who specialized in interfaith marriages and went to discuss it with him. We decided to choose 1 tradition from each side, in order to let our families know they were being included in our special day. The ceremony went very well and everyone was happy, including me and my husband. It was spiritual but not specific to either religion.
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