Pamela and Noah's Wedding

Pamela and Noah's Wedding
Celebrate the wedding of Pamela and Noah! 
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Wedding Livestream 
Tune in LIVE! 18:00 Israel Time/ 11:00am Eastern Time
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Can't make it to the wedding in person? No worries! We'll be live-streaming the entire ceremony so you can join the celebration virtually.
You'll be able to see the ceremony, hear the music, and feel like you're right there with us.
Wedding Timeline
Date: July 4th, 2024
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1
Kabbalat Panim & Tisch
18:00
2
Bedeken
18:45
3
Chuppah
19:00
4
Explore the Museum

5
Dancing

6
Dinner
21:00
7
Dancing & Dessert

8
Event Ends
23:00
Getting to the Wedding Venue
Location:
Bloomfield Science Museum
Sderot HaMuze'onim 3, Jerusalem
The venue is easily accessible by:
Car: 
For directions, you can use Waze. There is parking via the museum parking lot.
Bus: 
You can easily reach the venue by taking the 7, 9, 14, 35, א42, 66 , or א66 bus to the Science Museum/HaMuze'onim Blvd stop. Click to navigate via Moovit. 
Taxi:
You can use Gett to get to the venue. 
Quick Direction Links:
Waze
Moovit
Google Maps
RSVP
Please fill out this form separately for each person in your family over the age of 3.
Please RSVP by June 25, 2024
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Wedding Registry
We have created a wedding registry on Zola, with things that will help us build our new home and life together!
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Important Information
Dress Code
The wedding attire is semi-formal. Here is some more info about what that means. 
It’s a notch above 'business casual' but a notch below 'cocktail' attire."
You do not need to wear a suit, but you can if you want to. 
Note: The dance floor is a deck with a small space in-between each plank- we do not recommend wearing skinny high heels. 
Weather
July in Israel can be very hot. The Chuppah, Dinner and Dancing will be outside. The museum will be accessible the entire evening and is air conditioned. 
Accessibility
The Bloomfield Science Museum is fully accessible. Please let us know if you have any special requirements. You can view their accessibility documents here. 
Children
Children are welcome at the wedding. However, we do not have any high chairs, so please bring your own. There is plenty of space for strollers as well.
Email wedding@barshain.com if you have any questions. 
FAQ for Hebrew Words and Terms
Kallah- the Hebrew word for bride.
Chatan- the Hebrew word for groom.
Kabbalat Panim - This is the traditional Jewish pre-wedding reception where guests gather to congratulate the couple.
Tisch- this is where the Chatan will sing with his friends and family and the ketubah will be signed. 
Bedeken- The bedeken is a moment during the wedding ceremony when the groom approaches the bride and covers her with her veil. This ensures that she is the correct person he intends to marry. You can learn more here. 
Teudah - A certificate of kosher compliance issued by a rabbinical authority.
Kashrut - The set of Jewish dietary laws that determine which foods are permitted or forbidden.
Sheva Brachot - These are the seven blessings recited over the newly married couple during the wedding ceremony and in the following week.
Contact Us 
For any questions or inquiries about the wedding, please reach out to us at our dedicated email address:

wedding@barshain.com
We're here to help and ensure your experience is seamless. Feel free to contact us with any requests or concerns.
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