Omer Adam's Mother Wishes Couple Early Family Expansion
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Sharon Adam, mother of Israeli singer Omer Adam, posted a birthday wish on Instagram hoping her son and his wife Sasha will soon expand their family. The couple married in Portofino, Italy, on August 26th, with a ceremony that included gender separation. Guests at the wedding included singer Aviv Geffen and other notable figures.
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- Omer Adam's mother, Sharon Adam, expressed hope for grandchildren on his Hebrew birthday.
- The singer Omer Adam and his wife Sasha married in Portofino, Italy, on August 26th.
- The wedding ceremony featured Haredi singer Moti Steinmetz and gender separation.
- Sharon Adam performed a song she wrote for the couple at their wedding.
- Aviv Geffen was among the guests at the wedding.
Two months after the wedding of Israeli singer Omer Adam and Sasha, Adam's mother, Sharon Adam, posted a birthday wish for her son on Instagram, expressing her hope that the couple will soon expand their family. She wrote, "I pray that soon you will expand the family, you and our beloved Sasha." Sharon Adam also shared a video from the wedding, where she performed a song she wrote for the couple's "beginning of a shared life."
Omer Adam and Sasha were married in Portofino, Italy, on August 26th. The wedding ceremony was officiated by Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Hazan, a Chabad emissary in Milan, and Rabbi Mendi Gorwitz, a Chabad emissary in Magen David. The Haredi singer Moti Steinmetz sang at the chuppah, which was conducted with full gender separation as a condition for his appearance. The reception included live music and lasted late into the night.
Among the guests were close friends of the singer, including the trio "Ma Kashar," Odia, Aviv Geffen, and the newlywed couple Eden and Osher Cohen, as well as Eran and Shi Zahavi.
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