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Video Part 6 of 9

Halachos of Behavior During the Engagement Period with Rabbi M. Lipskier and Rabbi M. Mochkin

Welcome to Mikvah.org's Summer Learning Series. Throughout this series, you'll hear from esteemed Rabbanim as they discuss a variety of practical halachic topics, providing clarity, perspective, and guidance on questions that arise in everyday life.


In this episode, Rabbi M. Lipsker and Rabbi M. Mochkin discuss the halachic guidelines and appropriate conduct for Chassanim and Kallahs during the engagement period, including emotional and physical boundaries, healthy communication, meetings, yichud, and other interactions. They explore how to make the engagement a meaningful time of spiritual preparation and growth, while encouraging couples to seek guidance from their Chassan or Kallah teacher and Rav when questions or concerns arise.