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Sydney · Weddings

Weddings, 2005

46 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 3

Why have a bucks’ night? Ask the Rabbi My friends want to organise a bucks’ night for me before my wedding. Is there a Jewish approach to it?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 July 2005 · page 18

THE bucks’ night is your friends’ way of telling you: “You’re getting married, the fun is over!”…

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The Wedding. Love in the holy land

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 July 2005 · page 11

ALTHOUGH they had been together for three years, in the two years prior to Shmuli Kraus popping the question to Dina Berkovits, the couple had only spent three…

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The Wedding a traditional Yemenite ceremony

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 July 2005 · page 10

WHEN Yamit Mazrapi's Australian visa expired she had to leave Sydney and her love Darren Zelazne behind. So Zelazne, an ex-member of Habonim Dror, did…

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The Wedding It’s a small world, after all Oryana Kaufman okaufan@jewishnews.net.au

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 August 2005 · page 10

WHILE Nina Schwartz and Ryan Buchman were courting, startling coincidences kept arising which reinforced the couple's belief that their marriage was meant to be…

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Breaking the rules on wedding days Film Review Wedding Crashers

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 August 2005 · page 21

THE comedy film Wedding Crashers is an unadulterated hoot. The story is simple, but that doesn’t matter - it is delicious fun along the way…

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The Wedding Together at last... Oryana Kaufman okaufman@jewrshnews.net.au

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 August 2005 · page 10

FIRST impressions can be critical. And when Ben Zucker met Gina Andrews at a bus stop in Whistler, Canada in 1996, he had only five minutes to make a lasting impression on her…

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Wynter Wedding

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 August 2005 · page 2

NEWCASTLE girl and Hollywood starlet Sarah Wynter tied the knot this week at a secret Sydney eastern suburbs location. The actress, who is now based in the US, married…

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Editor's Picks Wyter's Wedding Celebrant dgoldberg@jewishnews.net.au

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 September 2005 · page 2

WHEN Newcastle girl-turned-Hollywood-starlet Sarah Wynter married her Jewish partner Dan Peres in Vaucluse last week, the…

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The Wedding

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 September 2005 · page 11

Donald Robertson and Silvia Malki (below) and with some of their wedding party (above). Photos: David Benchoam…

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The Wedding a wedding, a birth and a big reunion

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 September 2005 · page 11

AN Israeli couple that met in Bondi Beach seven years ago went home for their fairytale wedding. Galit Masika married Gill Rozen in front…

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The Wedding Driving down the highway of love

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 September 2005 · page 11

ANITA Fekete can't remember the day she met her new husband Danny Berkovits. They were students together at Moriah College and good friends. However, she…

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The Wedding An enchanting evening of aqua-blue

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 September 2005 · page 11

WHEN Taryn Sacks married the love of her life Brett Naar, there was no doubting what the colour scheme would be. “Anyone who knows me, knows my…

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The Wedding. An atypical affair

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 October 2005 · page 11

FOR Shimon Meinrath and Monique Lelah, having parents in different states meant having to find a middle ground. Hailing from Melbourne and the Gold Coast respectively,…

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The Wedding a traditional Moroccan henna parly Mark Franklin

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 October 2005 · page 11

WHEN Graeme Gilovitz and Lea Elmaleh are married this December, it will be a union of Jewish cultures - Sephardi and Ashkenazi - as well as Jewish hearts…

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The Wedding Match point: love-love

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 October 2005 · page 11

WHEN Wayne Goldblatt left his Gold Coast home to work in Sydney, he hardly imagined he would return home with a wife…

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WIZO pre-wedding parties Two Sydney brides recently made WIZO part of their celebrations by inviting guests to a WIZO prewedding party, asking for donations to WIZO in lieu of gifts

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 October 2005 · page 15

From left: Leah Hechtman and Justin Denes. From left: Rose Fekete, Wendy Milston, Marian van der Poorten, Anita Fekete and Danny Berkovits…

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The Wedding a determined groom and a joyous union

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 November 2005 · page 11

FOR Mark Joel, it seemed as though his wedding to Giselle (Gigi) Stein might never happen. Time and again, his efforts to propose were thwarted by unlucky…

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The Wedding. a sky-high proposal

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 November 2005 · page 11

THE path to the proposal was only shaky in a literal sense for Richie Brandon, who popped the question to Naomi Vickers on a high-flying ferris wheel at Luna Park on New Year's…

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The Wedding Love crosses all Borders

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 November 2005 · page 11

WHEN Rabbi Shlomo Majesky arrived in Australia, his goal was to boost the Yiddishkeit of the Jewish community in Melbourne. He had no idea that he would inspire two men, with…

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The Wedding Daredevils in love Lorin Blumenthal

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 December 2005 · page 11

WHEN Haim Mano was 18, he saw a girl walk into the Mitry Brother's corner store in Bondi. Liking the look of her, he asked the store owner for her phone number. Eight…

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