He is an experienced educator and marriage counsellor. His wife is involved in marriage enrichment and health issues. As parents of a large family, they feel they also have practical tips to share with young couples starting out.
“We’ve set up Dvash to give young couples the tools to build and enjoy a great marriage, start a family on the right foot and create a happy, healthy Jewish home,” Rabbi Solomon said.
“There’s a lack of educational opportunities for young couples around the issues that matter most to them — preparing for married life, building a happy home, having children and being part of a community.”
The charity would aim to work with all synagogues in the area.
He added that there was “nothing as meaningful as a loving relationship and nothing as special as parenting done right. It’s just sweet — sweet as honey.”
Recipients of the numbered honey pots can enter a raffle for prizes including a night in a honeymoon suite at a London hotel.
The honey will also be available in local Jewish stores and restaurants.
