A Huppah is a traditional canopy used in Jewish wedding ceremonies. It symbolizes the home that the couple will build together and is often made of a cloth draped over four poles. The couple stands under the Huppah during the ceremony, surrounded by family and friends, as they exchange vows. The Huppah can be decorated with flowers, fabric, or other meaningful items, reflecting the couple's personal style. It serves as a focal point for the ceremony, representing love, commitment, and the sacredness of marriage within the context of Jewish culture and tradition.