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Former Gaza hostage Emily Damari marries partner Dani Amit in Tel Aviv wedding celebration
The couple had gotten engaged in January, 2026, one year after Damari was released from Hamas captivity.
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Omer Adam, Static & Ben El perform at wedding of son of Shari Arison
The wedding took place at the Havat Ronit event complex in Sharon, almost a year after their big engagement party that the couple held in the garden of Arison's home.
Israeli tech magnate marries sweetheart in first glittering wedding of New Year
The couple, who married at Ronit Farm in the Sharon, walked towards the canopy accompanied by their parents to the sounds of the song 'Together' performed live by Marina Maximilian and Guy Menach.
Significance of Jewish wedding ceremonies analyzed in new book
The fleeting moments of the wedding ceremony can have enduring significance
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Mit4Mit: How to plan a wedding during coronavirus in Israel
"The corona period has changed the world of weddings beyond recognition and has brought far-reaching changes," Mit4Mit CEO Oved Yosef said.
New coronavirus restrictions wreak havoc with wedding plans
While some rushed to marry on Tuesday night, when 50 guests were still permitted, others are having a difficult time figuring out what to do.
I got married during the pandemic — and my wedding was perfect
Due to the travel restrictions that prevented us from seeing each other, FaceTime became our main means of communication.
How will the Lag Ba'omer wedding season be affected by COVID-19?
Israel has barred public Lag Ba'omer barbecues, which typically dot parks across the country, and even as it has begun lifting some restrictions, large gatherings remain illegal.
Weddings in the time of corona
What’s it like to get married in the midst of a pandemic? Increasingly restrictive directives from the Health Ministry are impacting weddings. ‘In Jerusalem’ spoke with some of those affected.
Coronavirus crisis: weddings canceled, simchas go live-stream
Rabbinic group Tzohar launches initiative to send rabbi to marry couple wherever they need.