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Singer Shahar Taboch Marries Partner Amir Aharon in Religious Ceremony with 550 Guests

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Israeli singer and actor Shahar Taboch, 27, married his partner, producer Amir Aharon, 33, in a religious ceremony held on Sunday at an estate in Beit Hanan. The event was attended by approximately 550 guests, including many Israeli celebrities. Rabbi Rafael Polishuk officiated the ceremony, which featured traditional religious elements in line with Taboch's lifestyle. Both grooms broke a glass each, symbolizing the wedding tradition. The couple was escorted to the chuppah by singer Noam Klinstein, who performed Gali Atari's song "Derech Aruka." Later in the evening, guests enjoyed a performance by Agam Buchbut, who sang alongside Taboch their hit "Nadi Badi," among other surprises.

Taboch was supported throughout the day by close friends including Noa Estangelov, Lir Oz, Gal Juma, Noa Reinhold, and Emma Alfi. Other notable attendees included Eliana Tidhar, Maya Kay, Anna Zak, Romi Frenkel, Taylor Malkov and her partner Isaac Nakash, Netta Barzilai, Liel Eli, Raviv Kinar, Orian Spivak, Ela Li Lahav and her partner Shneor Sameach, Omer Nudelman, Sneh Sokol, Ben Zini, Chen Aharoni, and Eden Golan.

Taboch and Aharon met during a musical session and began their relationship in April 2024. They publicly revealed their relationship on Instagram with Taboch's song "Nadi Badi." In September of the previous year, Aharon proposed to Taboch at the Western Wall, fulfilling Taboch's wish. Their wedding marks the official start of their life together as a married couple.

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