Yogev Barnes, 26, and Shilat Malka, 25, woke up to the morning of their wedding, an event they had planned for over a year, excited for their special day. Everything is closed, the makeup artist is already on the way. But what they didn't know was that the hall they closed with wouldn't be able to operate today because of the operation in Gaza, even though it's located near the fence and relatively far from the border.
We caught them on the phone on the way to the new auditorium, on the most stressful day of their lives, to wish good luck to the biotech student and her fiancé, who works for the Ministry of Defense:
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Shilat, tell us about your
day." I woke up in the morning, didn't know anything, and I didn't think it would reach us because the hall is relatively far away. I started preparing and hair, the makeup artist arrived at 400:12, we started working on our eyes, suddenly the event manager calls to say that there is a problem, that maybe events will not be able to take place today, and if so, events that are limited to only <> people. And I invited almost <> people. My eyes turned black, I didn't know what to do. And we also invested a sea of money, a sea."
"On the <>th they called again and said they couldn't operate at all, and would have to move us to another date." Yogev recalls horribly, "My future wife is a student, and for the next four months she has no time at all to breathe, the hall can't commit to a date, in short, we posted on the Internet, and then they called us from a hall in Tel Aviv 'Rokach Hall' and talked to us on the phone and made the best deal with us to include in such a short notice. I don't even know the hall. I just know I have to be there in twenty minutes."
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Have you thought about canceling?
"We thought about canceling," Shilat says, "but it's not such a blessing. Everyone stepped up to help, and luckily they were, otherwise I'd hang myself in the room."
Enough, well, not that much!
"Man, I didn't have the energy for anything, and the place where we made RSVPs and wanted to help us just sent a message and didn't help with phones was difficult. Everything went wrong - filming was late. It's not money accessible to me and I don't want to ask my parents. They helped enough."
How many people will come to the new hall?
"Right now we have no idea. There are a lot of cancellations - in the previous hall we committed to 400 and here we reduced to two hundred and something doses, and I'm afraid we won't meet that either. We took out transportation also, which is something we haven't done before and it's more costs. It's not the most fun day it can be, but what can you do?"
Is the dress ok?
Thank God. It also cost me a fortune.
Well, at least you will have an unforgettable
wedding"Yes," they laugh, "there is no doubt that this day we will remember for the rest of our lives."
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