The Bridal Canopy, also known as a chuppah, is a traditional Jewish wedding structure that symbolizes the couple's new home together. It is typically a canopy supported by four poles, adorned with flowers, fabric, or other decorative elements. The open sides represent hospitality and the couple's welcoming nature. During the wedding ceremony, the couple stands under the Bridal Canopy while reciting vows and blessings. This ritual emphasizes the sacredness of marriage and the couple's commitment to each other. The chuppah is an essential part of Jewish weddings, reflecting cultural and religious significance.