Pop sensation Noa Kirel and soccer star Daniel Peretz are generating immense buzz ahead of their highly anticipated wedding, with new details emerging about a unique two-part celebration featuring unusually strict entry requirements and a total ban on mobile phones at the intimate ceremony.
The power couple plans to split their nuptials over two days in November, prioritizing an exclusive, private commitment before hosting a major public bash.
The Intimate Ceremony and the Phone Ban
The first and most intimate event is scheduled for November 11 at the "Beit Al Hayam" hall, with attendance limited to just 100 close guests.
In an unusual move for a major celebrity wedding, all attendees will be required to deposit their cell phones upon entry. Sources close to the couple indicate the mandate is designed to ensure the privacy of the ceremony and allow the bride, groom, and their closest family to fully enjoy the moment without distraction or immediate social media upload. The measure also ensures all official photos and videos will be released under controlled circumstances.
