
Eran and Shay Zahavi
A day-long bar mitzvah across all three venues: a Torah reading before a carved wooden backdrop, and a party in a blue space beneath glowing cloud sculptures.
Wedding · Hangar
A wedding spread across several spaces: a flower-covered chuppah between two pools, a lounge in the courtyard, and dinner in the Hangar, turned into a garden with a tree at its centre.
On 17 May 2026, Gavriel hosted the wedding of Eden Fines and Osher Cohen. The event was widely covered in the media; here we show it from the side that matters to anyone planning an event of their own: what was built, where, and how the evening moved between the spaces.
The chuppah was set up outdoors: a white trellis structure covered in flowers and greenery, on a platform between two pools, facing a pale wall of arches and palm trees. Seating was arranged on the lawn, on either side of a central aisle edged with wildflowers. In the courtyard, around a dark pool, guests found wooden decks, a pink parasol and a bar beneath a striped dome.
For dinner, the Hangar was styled as a garden, as Walla's coverage also describes. The photographs show a large tree rising from the centre of a green horseshoe table, mint-green trellis arches, crystal chandeliers, candelabra, and pink and purple blooms. They also show a bar and lounge in copper and burgundy tones, and a dance floor beneath a ceiling of globe lights.
Design: Dudu Gabai. What the photographs show clearly is that each part of the evening had a place and a character of its own, without guests ever leaving the complex.
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