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Jewish wedding music

Music for the chuppah, the badeken and the dance floor: Od Yishama, Siman Tov U'Mazel Tov, Mi Adir, Asher Bara, Kol Sason — the Jewish wedding songbook, as heard on The Kol Yehudim Show. Weddings are celebrated year-round except during the Omer (between Passover and Lag BaOmer) and the Three Weeks before Tisha B'Av.

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Weddings songs we've played on The Kol Yehudim Show

  1. Keitzad M’rakdin Avraham Rosenblum
  2. Od Yishama Gad Elbaz
  3. Simcha L’artzecha Diaspora Yeshiva Band

The Weddings songbook

Od Yishama Siman Tov U'Mazel Tov Mi Adir Mi Bon Siach Asher Bara Kol Sason Erev Shel Shoshanim Yasis Alayich Keitzad M'rakdin Hava Nagila Mezinke

About the music

A Jewish wedding has a soundtrack for every moment. The badeken and the walk to the chuppah call for Mi Adir, Erev Shel Shoshanim or a slow Carlebach niggun; under the chuppah, Mi Bon Siach and the Sheva Brachot melodies; and the moment the glass breaks, Od Yishama and Siman Tov U'Mazel Tov launch the dancing. The dance sets run for hours — Asher Bara, Kol Sason, Yasis Alayich, Keitzad M'rakdin, Hava Nagila, the mezinke for a youngest child — and the wedding bands of Brooklyn, Lakewood and Jerusalem keep writing new ones.

The Kol Yehudim Show plays the wedding repertoire every week: the classic chuppah songs, the Chassidic dance hits, and the new simcha singles, with the full song list on the site for anyone planning their own.

Artists on this page

Avraham Rosenblum Gad Elbaz Diaspora Yeshiva Band

What songs are played at a Jewish wedding?

Mi Adir or Erev Shel Shoshanim for the walk to the chuppah, Mi Bon Siach under it, and Od Yishama and Siman Tov U'Mazel Tov after the glass breaks, followed by dance sets such as Asher Bara, Kol Sason, Yasis Alayich and Hava Nagila.

What is the song when the glass is broken?

Od Yishama ("may there yet be heard in the cities of Judah… the voice of joy and gladness, the voice of the groom and bride") is traditionally sung the moment the glass breaks, followed by Siman Tov U'Mazel Tov.

Where can I hear Jewish wedding music online?

My Jewish Radio streams Jewish music free, 24/7, at myjewishradio.com, and lists every song it plays with the artist.

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