All of the previous articles are listed. In honor of this issue's theme, I would like to talk about Weddings.
Most interpreters are probably less familiar with interpreting a wedding than a shabbat service.
With a wedding, most of us don't attend a wedding every week. Also, I will admit, that until I interpreted my first wedding, I never really knew what the rabbi and cantor were saying. Fortunately, the basic parts of a wedding service are pretty standard and the blessings usually are the same. The rabbi will also read the Ketubah, so you should get a copy of this ahead of time. Be sure to ask the bride and groom their Hebrew names, which will appear in the Ketubah.