Tel Aviv couple weds in underground parking garage amid Iran missile fire | Watch

Despite near-constant missile fire from Iran, Michael and Lior refused to postpone their wedding, exchanged vows in the protected underground parking garage of Dizengoff Center, celebrating with family and friends between parked cars

Amid war and frequent air raid sirens, one couple in Tel Aviv decided not to postpone their big day. Michael and Lior, who had originally planned to marry at a traditional event hall, were forced to change their plans because of the security situation. Instead, they chose an unusual venue for their wedding: the underground parking garage of Dizengoff Center.
Despite the complex reality and the fear of ongoing missile fire, the couple decided not to give up on their special moment.
The wedding held on level -4 of Dizengoff Center
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חתונה בקומה מינוס 4 בדיזנגוף סנטר
חתונה בקומה מינוס 4 בדיזנגוף סנטר
Lior (right) and Michael who married on level -4 of Dizengoff Center
(Photo: Dana Reany)
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חתונה בקומה מינוס 4 בדיזנגוף סנטר
חתונה בקומה מינוס 4 בדיזנגוף סנטר
(Photo: Dana Reany)
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חתונה בקומה מינוס 4 בדיזנגוף סנטר
חתונה בקומה מינוס 4 בדיזנגוף סנטר
(Photo: Dana Reany)
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חתונה בקומה מינוס 4 בדיזנגוף סנטר
חתונה בקומה מינוס 4 בדיזנגוף סנטר
(Photo: Dana Reany)
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חתונה בקומה מינוס 4 בדיזנגוף סנטר
חתונה בקומה מינוס 4 בדיזנגוף סנטר
(Photo: Dana Reany)
The ceremony was held on level -4 of the shopping mall’s parking garage, which was transformed into an improvised wedding venue. Family members and friends came to celebrate with the couple, and the event took place in an intimate yet especially emotional atmosphere.
The chuppah was set up in the protected area, and guests danced and celebrated despite the security situation.
Inside the parking garage and under the shadow of sirens, simple moments of joy and love took on a different meaning. The couple said it was important for them to continue with their lives and celebrate their love, even during a challenging time.
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