wedding

After nearly 400 days of reserve service, an engagement at the Western Wall, and frantic, in-uniform planning, MSgt. Idan Saadon learned three months out that the venue canceled his August wedding over a "typo." "I was in Hebron with a helmet on when I had to tell my fiancée we had no venue," he says. The hall responds: "We offered alternatives and a 30% discount; he tried to exploit the situation."

On her wedding day, joy and fear collide as her brother battles for his life. An emotional story of prayer, unity, and a legacy of kindness that continues to grow.

In the middle of a celebration at an event hall by the Ganot Junction, a 20-year-old guest collapsed without a pulse or breath. The groom's mother, a medic with United Hatzalah, sprang into action with CPR; he was later stabilized at Kaplan Medical Center in Rehovot.

A couple raises adopted twins with love, until one unexpected meeting brings their past and present together in a miraculous way.

Discover the captivating story of a wedding that brought together a religious family from the Shomron and a secular family from Kibbutz Be’eri, as Hadar Bachar reflects on the journey, resilience, and courage that bind them.

In a major event initiated by Rabbi Shmuel Bistritzky, several couples were married last night in Tel Aviv in front of hundreds of guests. One groom: "We planned to marry in January, but it was postponed because I was in reserve duty."

Heartfelt Wedding: Host Guy Zuaretz joined Oz and Noa's wedding ceremony, surrounded by 500 Givati soldiers. 'Thank you for the opportunity to sing songs that feel like they were written just for you,' he concluded.

A compilation of laws from traditional Jewish sources

Isn't there a mitzvah to bring joy to the bride and groom, even if there is mixed dancing?

A bride’s fears about a black mouse during her wedding were soothed by the Steipler’s wise and calming words.

A simple cake baked with love helped a son choose the path of Torah—and return home.

An act of kindness during COVID-19 brought two families unexpected blessings

Hedva Eisen shares the story of her daughter's swift wedding amidst COVID-19 restrictions: cautious and compliant, yet full of immense joy.

Despite the illness and the absence of a potential bone marrow donor: Roni Cohen married her partner, and the couple thanks the people of Israel for the support that gives them strength to continue searching.

A couple forgot to display their parking permit on their wedding car, but instead of a fine, they received a heartwarming message.

When Ohad Dvoret, a counselor at the 'Ezra' youth branch, decided to organize a wedding for a couple lacking means, he couldn't have predicted how things would unfold. Today, he faces over 600 requests from couples pleading: "Help us get married."

A young couple decided to donate all their wedding funds to a children's home and share their inspiring journey.

MP Kara: "To the dear Yonatan - just as you made aliyah to fulfill the mitzvah of settling the Land of Israel, one of the most significant mitzvot in the Torah, I bless you and your partner Sara to build a kosher and faithful home in Israel."

A heartwarming story from a wedding at Moshav Shoresh near Jerusalem captured the hearts of social media users. Groom Vitaly Stepnitsky moved everyone by sharing a touching message right before the 'Sheva Brachot'.

Ofra Klaf parked her decorated wedding car. On her return, she found an unexpected gift from a passerby.