Omer Adam marries Sacha Israelovich in intimate Portofino ceremony
Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Israeli singer Omer Adam and Sacha Israelovich married in an intimate ceremony in Portofino, Italy.
- The couple celebrated with family and friends, with a larger party following the official ceremony.
- Wedding festivities included a welcome reception and a formal ceremony, with guests adhering to a colorful, black-free dress code.
Israeli pop singer Omer Adam and his partner Sacha Israelovich exchanged vows in an intimate ceremony in Portofino, Italy, on Tuesday. The couple, now officially Sacha Adam, celebrated their union with close family before welcoming a wider circle of friends and relatives to a vibrant party.
The official wedding ceremony, initially planned for Thursday, was moved to Wednesday and took place in a historic 14th-century monastery. Renting the prestigious venue reportedly cost around 30,000 euros, with additional hours incurring a 3,000 euro fee.
Guests were instructed to adhere to a specific dress code: festive and colorful attire for the welcome reception, and black-tie suits and evening gowns for the main ceremony. A notable rule for the wedding itself was the prohibition of black clothing.
Following the celebrations, most guests are expected to return to Israel on Thursday. A select group will remain with the newlyweds for Shabbat Chatan, a traditional post-wedding celebration.
Originally published by Jerusalem Post in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.