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Adi Aboody and Ophir Haberer, who met through Wilderness Torah, a group of earth-focused Jews, mark their nuptials with an animal-skin ketubah and 'first fruits' altar
Adi Aboody and Ophir Haberer are the ninth couple to get married after meeting through Wilderness Torah, the organization that promotes Earth-based Judaism.
A couple had a wilderness-inspired wedding where they had an animal-skin ketubah and a Shavuot-inspired wedding.
Adi Aboody and Ophir Haberer, who began dating last September, married June 4 in Sebastopol, California.