Network Star Elad Tzepani Weds Romi Grossman in Lavish Ceremony
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Network star Elad Tzepani married Romi Grossman on Wednesday with around 1,000 guests at the LAGO event hall. The wedding included special accommodations for the couple and featured performances by singers Gal Adam and Sasson Shaulov. Tzepani met Grossman while volunteering during the war and pursued her despite her initial reluctance. He described his assertive approach to winning her over.
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- Elad Tzepani and Romi Grossman married on Wednesday with approximately 1,000 guests.
- The wedding ceremony featured special accommodations, including a ramp and modified stages.
- Singers Gal Adam and Sasson Shaulov performed at the event.
- Tzepani met Grossman while volunteering during the war.
- Grossman initially resisted dating Tzepani, calling him a 'short man'.
- Tzepani described his persistent and confident approach to starting their relationship.
Network star Elad Tzepani married Romi Grossman on Wednesday evening in a festive ceremony attended by approximately 1,000 guests at the LAGO event hall. The wedding featured special accommodations for the couple, including a ramp for their walk to the chuppah, a small stage for the ceremony and glass-breaking, and a modified stage for Tzepani's dancing. The couple walked down the aisle to Marina Maximilian's song "Together," performed by singer Gal Adam, who is the brother of Omer Adam and a close friend of Tzepani. Singer Sasson Shaulov also performed during the event, appearing alongside Roi Adam.
Tzepani shared in a pre-wedding interview on Walla's "Walla Personal" podcast that he met Grossman while volunteering to help soldiers during the height of the war, specifically within Omer Adam's taxi service. He recounted that Grossman initially paid him no attention, despite them sharing a car ride. He was determined to pursue her, and after a week, they reconnected via video call. He persuaded her to play Rummy with him over the phone during the war.
The transition to a relationship was not immediate, as Grossman initially expressed reservations, telling Tzepani she wouldn't date a "short man." Despite her initial reluctance, Tzepani felt a strong connection and was assertive about his feelings. He recalled feeling that something beyond friendship was developing by their third week of interaction and insisted they meet, even though most venues were closed due to the war. He described his approach as confident and persistent, convinced they were meant to be.
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