Real weddings · אולמות חתונה בישראל
Choosing a venue usually comes before choosing a photographer, so here is the honest list: every place below is a real wedding we shot from the first look to the last dance — no stock photos, no paid listings. Each card opens the full story with the gallery.
Israel packs very different wedding settings into one small country: open-air beach venues in Caesarea and Ashkelon where the chuppah faces the sunset, Jerusalem restaurants with views over the hills, and wineries in the Binyamin mountains that look like Tuscany. The Hebrew name of every venue is in brackets, so you can show it to a taxi driver or search it in Waze.
We know where the light falls at each of these places at 7 pm in July and at 4:30 pm in December, where to take portraits when the hall is full, and how long the drive between ceremony and venue really takes. New venues appear at the top of this list as we photograph them.
Caesar Yam (קיסר ים) Chuppah right on the sand, sunset portraits by the sea. Liz & Omri — photo by Daniel, video by Alice. See the wedding →
Al HaYam (על הים) A venue near the beach where the ceremony at sunset was simply perfect. See the wedding →
Olmaya (עולמיא) One of the best views of Jerusalem. Two stories here: Rachel & Aryeh (plus a desert shoot) and Ben & Shiri. See the wedding → Second Olmaya wedding: Ben & Shiri →
Kedma (אולם קדמא) A beautiful orthodox Jewish wedding 15 minutes from Jerusalem. See the wedding →
Psagot Winery (יקב פסגות) Elegant, quiet and with views that look like Tuscany — one of our favourite wedding places in Israel. See the wedding →
Makom Bayam (מקום בים) A South African Jewish wedding with guests flying in from all over the world. See the wedding → No venues in this region yet — ask us, we probably know it anyway.
Getting married without the Rabbinate or coming from abroad? Read our guide to a destination wedding in Israel.
Beach venues in Caesarea and Ashkelon give soft sunset light and a sea horizon behind the chuppah, but summer evenings are humid and windy. Jerusalem venues are cooler, have stone and hill views, and in winter the light is warm and early. Both work — the timing of the ceremony matters more than the venue.
For natural light, about 20–30 minutes before sunset: around 7:15 pm in summer and 4:30 pm in winter. We plan portraits of the couple before the chuppah, so the reception can start on time.
This page shows only weddings we have published. We have shot at many more halls across Israel — write to us with the venue name and we will tell you what we know about its light and photo spots.
Yes — our team works in English, Hebrew and Russian, so foreign guests and Israeli family feel equally comfortable.
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