Wedding preparations in full swing: Omer Nudelman celebrated her bachelorette party
The model and actress, who is set to marry her chosen one, Sean Simonovich, this coming September, marked the end of her single days in a joyful Jerusalem atmosphere.
The model and actress will stand under the chuppah on September 24, shortly after the celebration of the eve of Rosh Hashanah. This past Thursday, Omer Nudelman marked the end of her single days in a joyful Jerusalem atmosphere.
On Thursday evening, the bride-to-be uploaded an Instagram story documenting the start of her bachelorette party. According to our information, the chosen destination for the festivities was the vibrant "Machneyuda" restaurant in Jerusalem, where Nudelman celebrated in an uplifting and unforgettable atmosphere.
As a reminder, Omer Nudelman is engaged to Sean Simonovich. The couple got engaged during a romantic vacation in New York, following about a year and a half of relationship.
But how did it all begin? After the end of their previous relationships and Nudelman's highly publicized breakup with her former fiancé, businessman Ido Berniker, things changed. Just three months after that breakup, Nudelman felt ready for a new connection. While Sean was enjoying the single life and keeping his distance, Nudelman decided to take matters into her own hands.
As they shared in an interview with "La'Isha" magazine, she began reacting to his social media stories. The golden opportunity arrived in the form of a white Ragdoll kitten named Marie. When Nudelman uploaded a picture of the kitten, Sean immediately asked when he could drop by for a visit at the moshav.
What started as a short two-hour courtesy visit, during which Sean felt an "electric shock," quickly turned into another romantic meeting around a bonfire. Although she says she served him pasta that was "terrible in hindsight," Sean ate it with pleasure, and from that moment on, the two became inseparable.
"Already at the first kiss, I felt butterflies in my stomach, an explosion of energy, and the feeling that I had arrived home," Nudelman shared in the past.
Now, as that home is about to become official according to religious law with a ring and a chuppah, we are left only to wish the bride-to-be a speedy recovery from the bachelorette party, and a huge mazal tov ahead of the big day.
