Kitzur Shulchan Aruch, Siman 149 Part 2/2

AI summary (may contain mistakes)

How long is the simcha of a chassan and kallah, and whose is it? The Kitzur gives a never-married kallah seven days, whether the chassan was a bachelor or a widower, and three days when both were married before. The next siman, on tznius in marriage, is left for private reading.

Key points

• The Kitzur gives a never-married kallah seven days of simcha even when the chassan was a widower.
• Some shitos in the text read give seven days when only the kallah was married, and she can waive.
• The Kitzur brings the Torah's freeing a chassan for a year to gladden his wife, a right she can waive.

Topics

• Sheva Brachos
• Simchas Chassan V'Kallah
• Shana Rishona