
Eden Fines and Osher Cohen
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.
Bar Mitzvah · Hangar · Shulhan · Bustan
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.

On 16 February 2026, Eran and Shay Zahavi celebrated their son's bar mitzvah at Gavriel. According to Sport 1's coverage, the event lasted a full day and took in all three venues: Shulhan, Hangar and Bustan.
The day included a Torah reading, in a synagogue set up within the complex especially for the occasion. The photographs show the backdrop built for the ceremony: an arch-shaped panel of carved wood bearing the Priestly Blessing, between two tall columns of gypsophila.
For the party, the setting changed completely. A dark space in deep blue, glowing white cloud sculptures suspended from the ceiling, lounge seating in blue velvet, a wall of arched niches lined with rows of bulbs, and an illuminated bar. The same complex, the same day, and two events that look as if they were held in different places.
Design: Dudu Gabai. Production: Adam Sror.

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.

A henna in the Bustan, outdoors among the trees: scalloped arches, tiered stone-effect pillars ringed with candles, and brass lanterns, in shades of sand and terracotta.
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