Reference guide for planning an Israeli wedding from engagement to chuppah: venue selection information, vendor comparison via Israeli platforms, budget planning (~100-140K NIS average), Rabbinate registration process, halachic requirements, guest management tips, per-plate cost benchmarks, seasonal pricing, and timeline templates. Helps avoid common mistakes like missing Rabbinate deadlines or overpaying on popular weekdays.
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Planning an Israeli wedding is a complex process involving venue selection, vendor management, Rabbinate requirements, and managing a budget of hundreds of thousands of shekels. Without structured guidance, couples miss Rabbinate registration deadlines, overpay on popular Thursdays, and forget hidden costs like the AKUM musicians' union fee.
npx skills-il add skills-il/localization --skill israeli-wedding-planner -a claude-codeWe are planning a wedding in Israel with a budget of 120,000 NIS and 250 guests. Help us build a detailed budget with allocation per vendor, and suggest venues in the central region within our price range.
Our wedding is in 3 months. Help us understand the Rabbinate marriage file process: which documents are needed, what is the timeline, and what are the steps.
We are deciding between 3 venues in the Sharon area. Help us create a comparison table: per-plate price, minimum guests, included services, rain backup plan, and cancellation terms.
We just got engaged! The wedding is planned in 10 months. Build us a detailed timeline: what to do each month until the wedding day, including vendors, Rabbinate, and wedding dress.
Generate professional Hebrew documents including PDF, DOCX, and PPTX with full RTL support and proper Hebrew typography. Use when user asks to create Hebrew PDF, generate Israeli business documents, "lehafik heshbonit", "litstor hozeh", build Hebrew Word document, create Hebrew PowerPoint, or produce Israeli templates such as Heshbonit Mas (tax invoice), Hozeh (contract), Hatza'at Mechir (proposal), or Protokol (meeting minutes). Covers reportlab, WeasyPrint, python-docx, and pptxgenjs with bidi paragraph support. Do NOT use for OCR or reading existing documents (use hebrew-ocr-forms instead).
Implement comprehensive Hebrew internationalization (i18n) patterns for web and mobile applications. Use when user asks about Hebrew localization, "beinle'umiyut", i18n for Israeli apps, Hebrew plural forms, Hebrew date formatting, RTL CSS logical properties, bidirectional text handling, React/Vue/Angular/Next.js RTL integration, Tailwind CSS RTL, or next-intl setup. Covers Hebrew pluralization rules, date and number formatting for Israel, RTL-first CSS, Tailwind RTL utilities, and bidi text algorithms. Do NOT use for NLP or content writing (use hebrew-nlp-toolkit or hebrew-content-writer instead).
Plan domestic travel in Israel with local transportation, accommodations, national parks, and cultural considerations. Use when user asks about traveling in Israel, Israeli hotel chains, bus routes, Israel Railways, Rav-Kav card, national parks, tiyul b'aretz, Dead Sea, Eilat, or trip planning within Israel. Covers Egged/Dan/Kavim buses, train schedules, Rashut HaTeva sites, Shabbat travel restrictions, and seasonal advice.
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