The Invitation
We're planning a small Jewish ceremonial wedding in Jerusalem — intimate, meaningful, and family-focused. We can't imagine the day without you, and we'd love to gather everyone close for the weekend.
The Details
The Day
Ceremony begins at 6:00 PM
The Place
Exact venue shared once the guest count is finalized
The Ceremony
A traditional Jewish ceremony at sunset, followed by dinner under the stars with the people we love most.
Final timing, dress code, and schedule will be shared once everything is confirmed.
A Glimpse
Mood & inspiration — not the actual venue
Travel & Stay
Hotel Block
We're holding a block of rooms so family can stay together for the celebration weekend. Please let us know on the RSVP if you'll need one.
Helpful to know
Fly into Ben Gurion (TLV). The fastest route is the direct train to Yitzhak Navon station (~25 min). Taxis and shared sheruts also run 24/7.
The local currency is the Israeli shekel (ILS). Cards are accepted almost everywhere — keep a little cash for taxis and small shops.
Modest, elegant attire for the ceremony — shoulders and knees covered. Jerusalem cools at night, so bring a light layer for the evening.
The wedding weekend overlaps Shabbat (sundown Fri – sundown Sat). Most shops and public transit pause; the hotel and walking routes are arranged around it.
Hebrew is the main language, but English is widely spoken in hotels, restaurants, and at the venue.
Type C / H sockets, 230V. Pick up an eSIM (Airalo, Holafly) before you fly for instant data on arrival.
"Even if you're not yet sure, please reply — your answer helps us plan the most meaningful weekend for everyone."
Kindly Reply
A few quick questions so we can finalize the guest list and hotel rooms.