The Hora is an exhilarating dance that occupies a central place in many Jewish wedding celebrations. This vibrant tradition, with roots in Eastern European Jewish culture, involves guests enthusiastically lifting the bride and groom, often in chairs, while joyous music fills the air.

The Hora transcends mere entertainment. It symbolizes the couple’s shared journey, the unwavering support of their community, and the collective joy that permeates the occasion. The lively melodies of klezmer music, featuring instruments like the clarinet, violin, and accordion, provide the perfect soundtrack for this exuberant expression of celebration.