Answer Yes, people who are not Jewish can have a Jewish name. Those people usually have names like Miriam, which is Hebrew but is not distinct. If a person met a Miriam, they â¦usually can't tell your religion, unlike coming across a female named Aviva, which is distinctly Jewish.
Dear Need Answer, A formal wedding can be at any time of day. The formality of the wedding is set by how the bride plans to dress. If the bride's gown has a train (cathedral, sweep, or chapel), the wedding is considered formal. The wedding is considered more formal when it is in the evening, on or after 6pm.
For the ladies: A formal floor-length evening gown. For the men: A tuxedo, a long black jacket with tails, a formal white shirt, white vest and bow tie, white or gray gloves, and black formal shoes. The Invitation Says: Black Tie This is the next most formal wedding dress code, and usually means the wedding is an evening event. For the ladies: You can go a bit dressier and wear a formal floor-length gown, or choose a short, dressy cocktail dress.