PLANNING events
IN ISRAEL
Ways To Legally Marry In Israel
There are several ways to have a legally recognized wedding in Israel, contrary to popular thought. For this significant and exciting first step in your
How to Plan a Wedding in Israel if you’re not from Israel
Planning a wedding is always exciting. Planning a wedding in Israel is both an exciting and a unique experience, especially if you are planning from
How To Be the Best Bridesmaid. Ever.
The Bride, your girl, is marrying her love, her partner for life. She has been planning this day for months, if not longer, and she
Four Stylish Wedding Colors for 2022
There is nothing better than being in nature and feeling surrounded by the forest and canopied by trees. Shades of deep green like olive, forest,
Fall in Love with Fall: Five Fabulous Tips for Planning Fall Events in Israel
While everyone focuses on June brides and sunny summer days, perhaps the best season in Israel deserves a second look. It’s autumn in Israel, when
Bringing Israeli Culture into Your Event
Mazal tov! You’re planning your special event in Israel! Whether it’s a bar mitzvah, wedding or family reunion, bringing Israeli spice and spirit to your
PLAN YOUR WEDDING AND LOSE THE STRESS
10 STEPS TO HELP YOU STAY CALM AND KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE PRIZE Wedding season is in high gear now that most restrictions have
Most Commonly Asked Wedding Questions
OMG, I’m engaged! What should I do first? Well, you’re not going to love this answer: Setting a budget. Ugh, I know. But you really
Wedding Timeline
When it comes to your wedding, timing is everything! That’s why creating a wedding day timeline is absolutely vital — even running a few minutes
Factoring in Covid-Related Wedding Expenses and More
To say that 2020 wasn’t a typical year for event planning is quite an understatement! For one thing, the past year has triggered a new
2021 Wedding Trends
The onset of the coronavirus pandemic cannot be overlooked as it relates to weddings in 2021. All trends are born of necessity, so too the
Wedding Planning 2021
First, let’s give a round of applause to all the brides (and grooms!) who have been planning (and re-planning) their wedding in 2020!! But now