Noa and Ori

Guests entered the event through a giant paintbrush gate, chose a hat from countless options, and wrote blessings on a giant cheque. Artists’ Festival hosted the guests with tons of options to participate in or simply taste the creative experience, in different corners of the space where guests found activities they could take part in: cooking together with a chef, building furniture and lighting fixtures, ropes game, painting fabrics, and even being able to choose the songs to play at the event. And so, guests witnessed how the event was created through community co-creation. To strengthen the sense of creating something out of nothing, we used transformative materials at the event, such as beams turned into a giant table and iron scaffolding that guests could climb, to view a 7-meter-high view. This colorful and creative part was signed with a dance and performance by friends and family, and from there the 400 guests came out in a procession to the ceremony complex, which can be called a Caribbean Pirate Feast. We designed the area in a tropical and surreal style, which meshed with a pirate ship brought by Noa and Uri from Midburn on which the ceremony was held. Because there’s no more surprising of a way to get married.
At the end of the ceremony, the Night Festival was opened between Pirate ship, desserts that were a show by themselves, fairy dust stand and cotton candy served from stairs that reached nowhere. The eternity we created by delivering the products directly to Noa and Uri’s home, and at 06:00 a.m. a taxi picked up Noa and Uri to the airport to continue their journey. And so, in the messy organized festival they were able to realize their extraordinary vision to create an event that is all eternity, community and spirit.