FAQs

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When should I RSVP by?

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While our RSVP date is set for November 1st, 2025, we completely understand that life can be unpredictable- especially when it comes to planning international travel. If your plans change after the RSVP deadline and you find yourself able to celebrate with us in Israel March 2026, we would be absolutely thrilled to have you join! Please give Val (612-402-4480) or the mother of the bride, Lena (651-492-3400), a quick call or text to let us know. Your presence means so much to us - whether we know in November or later.

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Are there any other events that I should know about around the wedding?

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Yes! We will be hosting a Rehearsal dinner the night before the wedding at a event space near the venue for all family/friends/international guests. Please keep an eye out for more details regarding pre and post wedding festivities!

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What time should I arrive to the Venue?

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Guests are encouraged to arrive on time. The Cocktail hour will being at 7:30.

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What is the dress code?

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In Israel, the wedding attire is more causal than in America. With that said, we would love to see our guest dress up and feel their best however they see fit. The dress code will lean more towards Semi-Formal attire.

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Will all the events be outdoors?

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The Cocktail hour and Chuppah will be outside in the garden and the Dinner and Reception will be inside.

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Is there parking at the venue?

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Yes, there is plenty of parking.

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Will there be transportation to the venue?

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We will provide transportation to and from the hotel in Caesarea throughout the night. (More information to come regarding the hotel and transportation closer to the wedding date.) If you are interested in transportation to and from Tel Aviv (Central Israel), please let us know and we will make accommodations based on interest. Please contact Val with your transportation needs: 612-402-4480

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Where should I stay in Israel?

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We recommend staying at an airbnb or hotel in Tel Aviv. Tel Aviv is a walkable city with good public transportation. If you're interested in traveling to other parts of the country, Israel also has trains from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, Haifa, and other destinations. Tel Aviv is a central location with lots of fun things to do and delicious food. We'll share some recommended hotels in the "travel" tab of this website closer to the RSVP date.

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What airport should I fly into?

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Ben Gurion Airport is the main airport you should fly into. Its located in central Israel.