Little girls are never too young to play "wedding."
And they're certainly never too old to dress in white and get married.
The beautiful bride at last night's wedding is younger than me, though she's the mother of grown children.
Ruthie and Steve are creating a "blended family" of nine children, kineineharaa.
It seemed like all of the Anglo-Israeli media were in attendance.
Mazal Tov!!!
Fun. Looks like a beautiful wedding. And my daughter likes to play "kallah", too. She's been to two weddings, both of cousins.
ReplyDeleteAren't those men hot in those suits? ;-)
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leora, yes, it was. I don't know how the men managed. It was hot! My grandchildren have been to a number of weddings. In Israel it's more acceptable to bring kids. Also, when I'm invited to one in Ofra, a short walk from their house, I take them to the chuppah.
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