We are so happy to have you all here sharing this wonderful celebration as we combine our lives and head to the next adventure. We appreciate any support you can give towards our wedding celebration.

Whelp, looks like we're gonna be loading up the wagons and headed to make our fortune in South Dakota. Any help with moving costs is greatly appreciated!

Kosher meat is going to be very difficult to come by in South Dakota and will require shipping it in from other states. Please help support us with pot roast in the winters and burgers in the summers!

With no direct flights home, please contribute to this fund to help us travel home to continue to share memorable events together.

Of the many things that South Dakota has to offer, familiar grocery stores are going to be something that we miss. Please help us keep our Costal Elite tastes satiated by being able to ship in Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, and other culinary comforts of home.

Krav Maga is a newly-discovered joy of ours. We were pleasantly surprised to discover a Krav Maga gym in Sioux Falls, so thank you for supporting us in our connection with health and a nice dose of Israeli culture in South Dakota!

Once we get ourselves acclimated to South Dakota winters, we will still need to get our vehicles acclimated as well. Thank you for helping us with winter tires, tune ups, and cold-weather road preps!

Once everything gets settled, we have our boots under us, and have started building community, we would love to be able to host a Shabbat dinner with our new friends in South Dakota. Thank you for the opportunity to support the connections between back home and our new future through the meaningful observance of Shabbat.

The transition to the suburbs is going to be a change for both Nina (from the city) and Aaron (from the country). The only thing they know at this point is that owning a riding lawn mower is a critical part of suburb life. Thank you for helping them blend in and keep their lawn trimmed.

Once we have our freezer full of kosher meat, and our table surrounded by South Dakota Shabbat guests, we will need something to cook with. South Dakotans are known to be particular about their meat, so only the finest will do. Thank you for helping us get a Traeger (or similar) grill to treat our guests to smokey, kosher meat perfection!