Who marry the couples Jewish?

In Jewish tradition, couples are typically married by a rabbi, who is an ordained Jewish spiritual leader. The marriage ceremony, known as a "Kiddushin," involves various rituals, including the signing of a marriage contract called a "Ketubah." Family members and friends often play significant roles in the ceremony, which is usually held under a wedding canopy called a "chuppah." Additionally, some couples may choose to have a civil ceremony alongside their Jewish wedding.