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Israeli Billionaire Heir Weds in Lavish Venice Ceremony

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Dor Irani, Deputy CEO of the Irani Group, married Noy in a lavish ceremony in Venice this past weekend. The event drew prominent business figures and celebrities, including Amos Luzon and Or Luzon. A speech by Or Luzon highlighted the deep, decades-long friendship between the families, tracing back to a job opportunity given to her father. The Irani Group is a major player in luxury retail and has expanded into real estate and technology investments.

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  • Dor Irani, Deputy CEO of the Irani Group, married Noy in a large wedding in Venice.
  • The ceremony attracted business leaders, influencers, and celebrities.
  • Or Luzon shared a story of her father's early job opportunity with the Irani family.
  • The Irani Group manages luxury brands and operates over 140 stores.
  • The family has diversified into real estate and technology investments.

Dor Irani, Deputy CEO of Trade for the Irani Group, which manages luxury brands like Factori 54 and Lululemon, married Noy in a grand wedding ceremony in Venice over the past weekend. The event, held in a historic Venetian palace and other city locations, attracted numerous business figures, influencers, and celebrities.

Notable guests included Amos Luzon, his partner Nofer Luzon, and stylist Or Luzon. Or Luzon shared a touching family story during the reception, recounting how her father was given a job opportunity by Yossi Irani's father when they were both 18, highlighting the long-standing friendship and humble beginnings that preceded the family's vast business empire.

The Irani Group, employing approximately 2,200 people and operating over 140 stores in Israel and Europe, holds exclusive franchises for major international fashion and sports brands. Beyond retail, the family has diversified into real estate investments, including a stake in Tel Aviv's Sarona complex, and has established an innovation and technology arm with a startup investment fund and an AI development lab.

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