Zimun for Sheva Berakhot

The bride and bridegroom both drink from the wine. The bridegroom breaks a glass in memory of the destruction of the Temple. Some say the following beforehand: NSVK-OK If] forget you, O Jerusalem, may my right hand forget its skill. Ps.137 May my tongue cling to the roof of my mouth if I do not remember you, if I do not set Jerusalem above my highest joy. ZIMMUN AFTER A WEDDING OR SHEVA BERAKHOT FEAST The leader takes a cup of wine in his hand and says: Leader Gentlemen, let us say grace. Others May the name of the Lorn be blessed from now and for ever. Ps. 113 Leader May the name of the Lorn be blessed from now and for ever. Banish grief and anger. Let even the mute celebrate in song. Guide us in the paths of righteousness. Hear the blessing of the children of Aaron. Add the appropriate words in parentheses: With your permission, (my father and teacher / my mother and teacher / the Kohanim present / our teacher the Rabbi / the master of this house / the mistress of this house) my masters and teachers, let us bless our God, in whose dwelling place is joy, from whose food we have eaten. Others Blessed be our God in whose dwelling place is joy, from whose food we have eaten, and by whose goodness we live. Leader Blessed be our God in whose dwelling place is joy, from whose food we have eaten, and by whose goodness we live. Blessed be He, and blessed be His name. Continue with Birkat HaMazon on page 1032, at the end of which say the Sheva Berakhot (on previous page) over a cup of wine, beginning with the second blessing, “who has created all,” and ending with the first blessing, that over the wine.