The happy bride and groom

In the back garden, outside “Brian’s room”

Bride, groom and parents

[Left to right ]Shoval, Norman, Michelle, Miriam (Michelle’s mom), Shirli, Oron, Shahar

The far right is Oron’s younger sister (also called Shahar!)

Oron and his older sister Ma’ayan

With the family from Canada/USA (Nadine is in the front row, far right)

The 5 Sisters

Back row, left to right: Batya (5), Dalya (4), Marsha (3)

Front row, left to right: Sandra (1), Michelle (2)

Uncle Issy!

Shoval with Taryn, Nadine and Issy’s elder daughter

Nadine and Issy’s younger daughter Orli, and her husband El’ad

Nadine

Bev

Entrance to the venue

The outside of the wedding venue

Inside the venue

Shahar and Bev

Speech time!

The first dance (please note that Shirli is wearing 13 cm

heels !!)

Shirli and her abba

Shirli and Oron’s father, David

Michelle’s mom dancing solo, surrounded by her grandchildren

(I am standing in the background – I figured if I got down on my knees like everyone else my attempts to get up again

would be less than dignified)!

Shoval and Shirli on the dance floor

Shahar and Shirli

Shoval and Oron’s sister Shahar

Shahar and girlfriend Kim

Issy and Taryn

Nadine and I (Bev and Issy are to the left)

Michelle and our nephew Adam from Toronto (who is an absolute sweetheart)

As you see, Shahar loves to party…

Shirli’s worst nightmare … bouncing the bride and groom on their chairs

Dancing to “YMCA” – for some strange reason, this song is a “must have” for weddings in Israel

Me and my very inebriated nephew from Toronto, who then proceeded to propose marriage … had I been a

woman and 102 years younger, I might have accepted! (To the left is his mother, Michelle’s sister Marsha)

Some of Shahar’s friends (who invariably leave us with an empty refrigerator!)

The hairstylist/make-up artist hard at work in the kitchen

Shahar’s utter disbelief at what is involved in making up the bride!

Me, fretting that we were running late…

Ready to leave … finally!

Shahar’s girlfriend, Kim, waxing his back in the kitchen…

Just though you might want to see the front of our house

This is our very dear friend David (with his wife Ra’aya) whom I have mentioned – he’s our “problem child” who always gets lost on tiyul, and we plan at least 15% of our time to looking for him … but we

love him anyway!