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5 Tips for Using a Birch Branch Wedding Chuppah Kit
Chuppahs / Weddings

5 Tips for Using a Birch Branch Wedding Chuppah Kit

Posted on January 9 by Sew Jewish

Are you sewing a wedding chuppah canopy or having one made for you? You’re probably also looking for poles or a frame to hold up the canopy. Birch branch chuppah frames are popular for weddings because they just look super charming. And birch chuppah kits can be ordered online, which makes them super convenient. Last … Continue reading →

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