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Omer Adam to Marry in Italy at the End of August

By אפרת קרסנר
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

Singer Omer Adam and his partner Sasha Israilovitch are set to marry at the end of August, according to a report aired on "Erev Tov with Guy Pines." The couple will not hold a standard wedding hall event in Israel, but will instead celebrate in Italy, away from the spotlight.

The choice of location is tied in part to Israilovitch’s family, who live in Italy, making the destination personally meaningful for the couple. Sources close to them say the celebration will last a full week, beginning on August 23, with the wedding ceremony itself scheduled for Thursday, August 27.

People familiar with the plans say the move abroad is meant to keep the event intimate and private. The guest list is expected to be limited to close family members and friends, rather than the large-scale wedding that might otherwise have been expected for one of Israel’s biggest stars.

The couple is also seeking to avoid paparazzi and media coverage, with the aim of keeping the personal moments of the wedding out of public view.

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