On what dates can a Jewish wedding not take place?

Answer 1

Weddings cannot be scheduled:

1. During Lent, which lasts 40 days.
2. From 1-15 August and on the 29th of August
3. From 18-24 December
4. On Christmas Day, Easter Day, Pentecost and Epiphany

Answer 2

The question is most likely probing for a list of days, dates, calendar occasions. Another contributor can easily list those. It must also be mentioned, though, that according to the Jewish religion, you cannot get married when you are mentally stressed, emotionally disturbed, coerced, or drunk. The reason is that a Jewish wedding is a ceremony of words, documents, and gifts, all of which represent contracts, jointly and mutually agreed for the express purpose of marriage, and a contract executed while one of the parties is less than fully competent is an invalid contract.

Answer 3

Friday night to Saturday night, which is Shabbat and Jewish Holidays.

Answer 4

Shabbat and Jewish Holidays