A warm welcome for your newest love.
A Jewish baby naming ceremony, made personal
A Hebrew name can carry memory, connection, and hopes for the life ahead. A naming gathering offers a joyful way to share that name and welcome your child with the people who matter most.
A ceremony centered on your family
The Hebrew name may connect your child to relatives, family history, or a value you hope to carry forward. Todd can help you understand the role of naming in Jewish life and create a moment to share the name in a way that feels meaningful to you.
There is no single way a family needs to participate. Parents, siblings, grandparents, and chosen family can each have a place, from offering a reading or blessing to simply being present beneath the chuppah or gathered close.
A Mi Sheberach is a Jewish prayer asking for wellbeing and healing. You may choose to include a blessing for your child’s wellbeing, alongside personal words and hopes from loved ones.
Your family, your words
- Share the Hebrew name and the story behind it
- Choose how relatives and friends take part
- Shape personal blessings and readings together
- Keep the gathering intimate, joyful, and comfortable
Start with what feels important
Tell Todd what you hope to mark, who you want to include, and any traditions or family details you would like to honor. Together, you can shape a ceremony that is warm, accessible, and distinctly yours.
See how the conversation unfoldsLet’s make a little room for nachas.
Share your questions, hopes, or the first ideas taking shape.
Tell Todd About Your CelebrationPlanning a baby naming?
Tell me a little about your family and the gathering you have in mind. The date is optional.
Tell Todd about your celebration
It takes about a minute.