Singer Omer Adam Asks Wedding Guests to Donate to Charity Instead of Giving Gifts

Israeli singer Omer Adam and his fiancée Sasha Israelovitch have made a heartfelt request to their wedding guests to forgo traditional gifts and instead donate the money to the charity "A Child's Smile," which supports children with cancer and their families. This decision means the couple is giving up potentially hundreds of thousands of shekels in wedding gifts in favor of supporting a meaningful cause.

The couple's wedding is scheduled for August 27 in the upscale Italian fishing village of Portofino, with wedding events beginning on August 23. The choice of location reflects Israelovitch's wealthy Jewish Italian family background and the couple's desire for an intimate ceremony attended only by close family and friends, including newlyweds Eden Pins and Osher Cohen, as well as other notable guests such as Odia, Nasrin Kadri, Sasson Shaulov, and the "Mah Kashur" trio.

Adam and Israelovitch have kept their relationship largely private, avoiding social media exposure and paparazzi. Their decision to marry abroad also aims to limit the number of attendees and reduce media attention. The couple met through mutual friends, and Israelovitch, who holds a bachelor's degree from Reichman University, has quickly become a part of Adam's life, appearing with him at several high-profile events.

This charitable gesture and the intimate wedding plans highlight the couple's values and their wish to celebrate their union in a meaningful and private way.