The possibility of holding celebrations and religious events for up to 250 people was gladly accepted by the couples, who are excited to get married very soon • Alongside all these are also concerns: "Fears that there will be closure again and have to postpone in the third"

• Thanksgiving and Roy are due to get married very soon

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  Roy Solomon

The couples who are soon to get married are happy and excited to have an event that marks the happiest day of their lives. However, most of them are in a state of uncertainty and full of tension and concerns about the event. 

Hoodia Ben Zaken and Roy Salomon from Hod Hasharon will be married in two weeks at the Jonah Event Hall at the West Hotel in Netanya. Salomon says: "We postponed the wedding at the last minute. We had to get married in March, at the height of the closure. We live day by day. Right now we live in complete uncertainty - we don't know what will happen tomorrow, and we try to be optimistic."

"We do not know if 250 people will still be able to hold an event due to the increase in morbidity. There are double messages and it is very difficult to manage this way.

Shai Leopold and Adi Carmiel are expected to marry July 24 at the Echo Event Hall in her room. They also postponed the wedding event, which was scheduled for April 17. Leopold said, "Obviously, it would have been sucks to postpone the wedding, but we both look at everything as an opportunity. We have 540 invited. 

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Asked how they feel about the fact that such an important day in their lives is becoming an event of limitations, Salomon replied: "We are law abiding and will do everything according to the guidelines. We will do everything to make you happy. Who are afraid to come. Some have already told us they are canceling their arrival due to concern. "