Or Spitz is getting married: The crazy gesture that led to the chuppah in Rishon LeZion
After an exciting relationship and a marriage proposal in Africa, Or Spitz is walking to the chuppah this evening alongside her chosen one at a particularly sparkling event in Rishon LeZion.
The big day for pastry chef and entrepreneur Or Spitz and her life partner has finally arrived. This evening, August 3, 2026, she is walking to the chuppah alongside her chosen one, Omri Mastavuim, at a lavish event at the LAGO complex in Rishon LeZion. After months of anticipation and sweet preparations, the couple is celebrating their love in front of family, friends, and a host of show-business stars.
Or Spitz and her partner (Instagram)
Their love story reads like a romantic comedy script. It all started when an Instagram follower tried to set them up, but the first attempt did not succeed immediately. Omri decided to take the initiative, arrived personally at Or's pink food truck, and heard her complaining about an ugly green trash bin that stood near her stand and ruined the aesthetics.
To win her heart, he decided to surprise her with a highly original gesture: painting the entire bin in the pink color associated with her brand. This romantic and creative act broke the ice, and the two have been inseparable ever since.
Omri (33), a resident of Binyamina, serves as an officer in the reserves and acts as the CEO of a company in the field of environmental quality and waste management. After about a year and a half of dating, the two went on a romantic vacation to Africa in December 2025, where Omri proposed.
Or Spitz is one of the leading pastry chefs and influencers in Israel. She broke into the public consciousness on the program "Bake Off Israel" and has since built a culinary and business empire under a unique pink brand.
Or Spitz and her partner (Instagram)
For about four years, she operated the famous bakery on Bograshov Street in Tel Aviv, which became a phenomenon and a place of pilgrimage. Later, she expanded her activities with a mobile food truck, baking workshops, and cooking programs on Channel 12, while cultivating an audience of hundreds of thousands of followers on social media and maintaining strict Mehadrin kashrut in her businesses.
