Jewish Weddings in Asheville
ceremonies that feel like you
Jewish & interfaith wedding officiant in Asheville crafting warm, personal ceremonies rooted in tradition and open to your story
About Me
Rabbi Justin Goldstein
I’m Justin, a former congregational rabbi in Asheville, working with couples to create ceremonies that hold both tradition and individuality. Together, we shape something that feels authentic—whether Jewish, interfaith, or uniquely your own. The result is a ceremony that’s thoughtful, personal, and deeply connected to your story.
What I offer
making it personal
-Personalized wedding ceremonies crafted around your story, values, and relationship
-Jewish, interfaith, and tradition-inspired ceremonies that feel authentic and inclusive
-Collaborative guidance throughout the process, from early conversations to the ceremony itself
-Support with ketubah (wedding contracts), ritual elements, readings, and weaving meaningful traditions into the day
-Warm, grounded officiation that balances depth, joy, and genuine human connection
-Asheville-area and destination weddings throughout Western North Carolina and beyond
-Premarital guidance and support
How it works
making it happen
1. Reach Out
Start by sending a message with a little about yourselves, your wedding plans, and what kind of ceremony you’re imagining.2. We Connect
We’ll schedule an initial conversation to get to know each other, talk through your story, and explore what would make your ceremony feel meaningful and authentic to you.3. We Create the Ceremony Together and get to know one anotherI’ll help guide you through the process of shaping the ceremony—from selecting a ketubah (marriage contract), ritual elements, personalized elements, and more—crafting something thoughtful, personal, and true to your relationship. By reflecting on what brings you together to this momentous occasion we will curate a meaningful ceremony that reflects you.4. The Wedding DayOn the day itself, my role is to help create a ceremony that feels grounded, warm, and deeply present—something that holds both meaning and joy for you and your community.
Check Availability
I’d love to hear what you’re imagining. Send a note with your date, location, and a little about the kind of ceremony you’re hoping for, and I’ll be in touch soon.