Emily Damari and Daniel Amit Celebrate Wedding in Tel Aviv After Surprise Engagement
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Emily Damari and Daniel Amit married in Tel Aviv less than 18 months after announcing their relationship, celebrating with friends and family. The couple, known for their unique engagement and public romance, held a festive wedding with a special dress code and notable guests including Aviv Geffen.
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- Emily Damari and Daniel Amit married less than 18 months after announcing their relationship.
- The wedding took place in Tel Aviv at the "Sheva" event hall with close friends and family.
- Damari insisted no guests wear red, reflecting her Maccabi Tel Aviv fandom.
- Notable guests included Aviv Geffen and other Israeli celebrities.
- The couple shared emotional photos and celebrated with fellow Prisoner of War survivors.
- Their love for football featured prominently in their wedding imagery and celebrations.
Emily Damari, a former Prisoner of War survivor, and food blogger Daniel Amit tied the knot less than a year and a half after publicly announcing their relationship. The couple, who revealed their romance last year on Shavuot, got engaged just seven months after sharing their first photo together. Their wedding took place recently in Tel Aviv at the "Sheva" event hall, surrounded by close friends and family.
Daniel Amit shared an emotional Instagram post featuring their first official couple photo, with Damari wearing a white suit and Amit in a wedding dress designed by Uria Azran. The couple set a unique dress code for the event, with Damari, a passionate Maccabi Tel Aviv fan, insisting that no guests wear red. The guest list included notable personalities such as Danit Greenberg, Maya Kay, Eden Daniel Gabay, and Aviv Geffen, who attended with his wife Sharon Kaufman.
The celebration also featured other well-known figures like Einav Bublil, Maya Rahteimer, Tal Morad, and survivors of captivity Itay Regev and Omer Shem Tov. The couple's love for their football team was evident in their "save the date" photos taken at the Israeli State Cup final, attended by Damari's close friends and fellow POW survivors Gali and Ziv Berman. The wedding marked a joyful milestone for the couple and their community, blending personal triumph and public celebration.
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