Book: Amish Weddings

Amish Weddings book cover
Amish Weddings by Beth Oberholtzer
Foreword: Suzanne Woods Fisher
Publisher: Herald Press
Release Date: March 25, 2025
Genre: Amish Life
Pages: 192
I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book. All opinions are my own.

About the Book

Publisher’s Description:

The true story of Amish romance.

Enter into Amish courtship, weddings, and marriage in this richly researched and illustrated book about wedding traditions in a Plain community. Through stories, history, and evocative photographs, Amish Weddings offers an insider’s look into the making of an Amish wedding. Author Beth Oberholtzer introduces real Amish couples in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, inviting readers into the broader courtship process as well as the inner workings of a daylong event like no other. 

Personal stories from brides and grooms and a host of friends and family who contribute to the celebration provide a window into a one-of-a-kind gathering that honors the couple while enveloping them in their community of faith. In addition to photos from actual Amish weddings, menus and recipes enjoyed by generations of celebrants offer a front-row seat to a fascinating and unique ritual that is supported by a vast community.


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