A soldier who lost his leg fighting after October 7 was filmed dancing atop a table at his wedding, embodying the resilience of Israel.

Nachshon was called up to serve in southern Lebanon, putting his wedding on hold—and now, finally allowed to return home, he greeted his long-waiting bride with tears and joy.

Looking amid the rubble near the fireplace, he uncovered it, along with several photos from their wedding album.

Despite the war and incoming missiles, Michael Maryanoff and Lior Lasri chose to get married in the parking lot of Dizengoff Center, now serving as a bomb shelter.

At a wedding uniting two widowed parents, the eleven children—who had each buried a mother or father—joined hands and danced.

At his graduation ceremony, an IDF soldier stole the spotlight with a heartfelt proposal—dropping to one knee before his girlfriend as his fellow soldiers erupted in dance and cheers around them, celebrating his new chapter.

Rabbi Goldberg, 43, was no longer obligated to serve in reserves, yet he volunteered out of a deep conviction that defending Israel is a sacred duty.

After surviving the Nova Festival massacre, Ziv Aboud never lost hope for her kidnapped love Eliya Cohen, and months after their reunion, the two are now engaged.

Rabbi Dee’s wife, Lucy, and daughters Maia, 20, and Rina, 15, were murdered in April 2023 during a Hamas shooting attack in the Jordan Valley.

Muslims and Jews dance together in the United Arab Emirates. 

The guests were offered a souvenir gift from the wedding – a collection of articles by the late Lubavitcher Rebbe Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the spiritual leader of the Chabad movement.

Victoria and Asher were all set to marry in a beautiful ceremony, but with the sudden call-up of reserve soldiers, their wedding plans took an unexpected turn.

Ari lost both legs and his right hand in an explosion in the Zeitoun neighborhood in the northern Gaza Strip.