Now That’s a Wedding
COSMETICS guru Natalie Bloom and Brian Hamersfeld were married in Melbourne recently. Written up in the Sydney Morning Herald, the wedding,…
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7 stories in Sydney's papers
Surprise wedding
Jazz musician, composer and businessman Emanuel Fisher, 85, (second from right) and editor and producer Edia Sztern surprised their friends by getting married recently…
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HOW do you do, readers?, as Sholem Aleichem might have begun. Last weekend I travelled from the shtetl by the Yarra to Sydney. In that metropolis, I had a very…
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ORGANISING a wedding involves meticulous attention to detail: synagogue, reception venue, caterer, dress, music, flowers, entourage, who sits where. To have to…
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TO celebrate the wedding of Glenayr Avenue Preschool staff member Natalie Haimovitch to Omri Katz, the staff and children staged their own mock wedding, featuring a two-tiered cake, a chuppah, rings and a bridal party…
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YEAR 5 pupils at Masada College recently participated in a mock wedding, complete with the “bottle dance” popularised in Fiddler on the Roof. Suellen and Richard Saper, whose son Jeremy is in Year 5,…
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FEW people can claim to have got married at the eighth hole of a golf course. Fewer still on a magnificent tropical island with palm trees and white, sandy beaches as a backdrop…
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