The voice of Jewish Canada since 1960.
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“Only contemporary gowns and veils in excellent condition are selected for the gemach. Any woman may make an appointment, borrow a gown, alter it as she needs and then return it after her wedding.”
Something Borrowed, an exhibit of over 50 wedding photographs, illustrates the importance of the nuptial ceremony in Jewish culture.
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