Matchmaking service available in hebrew

How much does a Jewish matchmaking service cost?

Her fees range from $15,000 to $20,000 per year depending on your individual situation. Sara Malamud has been in the Jewish matchmaking business since 2001. She is based out of Jerusalem, but works strictly with North American and Canadian Jews. Potential clients are prescreened via Skype, phone call, or in person while she’s in NYC.

How does the matchmaking process work?

After filling out a comprehensive profile and exchanging “get to know you” phone calls and/or emails, matchmakers will select profiles to show each member. The site does not allow profile browsing like youd find on dating sites; profiles are only visible to both halves of a proposed match.

How much does it cost to meet a Jewish couple?

The going rate is approximately $2,000, with the actual amount to be discussed between the couple, their rabbi and the matchmaker. Janis Spindel’s matchmaking business doesn’t exclusively cater to Jewish singles.

Why hire a Jewish matchmaker?

The input of the matchmakers has led to thousands of successful marriages. Matchmakers search, select & send matches, thereby creating an easy & efficient dating experience. Each Jewish matchmaker gets to know you & your dating needs, & is available to give support throughout. 3,600+ members now married. Creating Jewish Homes around the World.

How much does Janis matchmaking cost?

Your search will be overseen by Janis herself, and she’ll select matches from all over the world. Basic matchmaking services start at $895 per month, VIP matchmaking packages start at only $1595 per month.

How much does it cost to meet a Jewish couple?

The going rate is approximately $2,000, with the actual amount to be discussed between the couple, their rabbi and the matchmaker. Janis Spindel’s matchmaking business doesn’t exclusively cater to Jewish singles.

Any rabbi can marry anyone in the UK or abroad but the couple need to arrange the legal aspects separately. If the couple are both Jewish then they can get married anywhere in England (maybe the UK) under the auspices of a synagogue anywhere else in the UK. Do indoor Jewish wedding venues need to be licensed?