Jerusalem to allow couples to get married at its parks, promenades

The Jerusalem municipality will allow couples to get married in some of the city’s public parks and sites, with the number of attendees capped at 20, the city says.

The program begins in August and ends in late September. A website for sign-ups will be launched soon. It will see the city provide permits for the couples to wed at the locations and offer some wedding services, including access to electricity lines.

The locations include the Jerusalem forest, Armon Hanatziv promenade, Mount Scopus promenade, Yemin Moshe, Liberty Bell Park, Rose Garden and more.

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