IPA: /ˈhʊpə/
KK: /hʊpə/
A canopy under which a Jewish couple stands during their wedding ceremony, symbolizing their new home together.
The couple stood beneath the huppah as they exchanged their vows.
Huppah originates from Hebrew 'chuppah' (חופה), meaning a covering or canopy. In Jewish tradition, it refers to the canopy under which a couple stands during their wedding ceremony, symbolizing their new home together.
Imagine a beautiful canopy ('chuppah') that symbolizes a couple's new home together during their wedding ceremony.