Bluff City Newlyweds Ring in the New Year
“The wedding had a very warm feeling with all the family and the kids’ close friends. You could feel the love in the room.”
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by Shoshana Cenker | Apr 30, 2024 | Weddings | 0 |
“The wedding had a very warm feeling with all the family and the kids’ close friends. You could feel the love in the room.”
Read Moreby Shoshana Cenker | Apr 24, 2024 | Bar + Bat Mitzvahs | 0 |
Aiden & Kivi Cenker’s space themed, twin b’nai mitzvah.
Read Moreby Shoshana Cenker | Jun 8, 2021 | Features | 0 |
A longtime Memphis family member has returned to her hometown, bringing passion and energy with her to the pivotal new role she proudly holds. Kate Menke is now happily serving as Memphis Jewish Home and Rehab’s (MJHR) director of philanthropy and community engagement.
Read Moreby Bill Motchan | May 19, 2021 | Features | 0 |
Basil Alter had a busy travel schedule for 2021. Alter, a Jewish violin master from Memphis, was planning a trip to Israel and a concert tour from Phoenix to Los Angeles to Michigan. The pandemic changed all of that.
Read Moreby Holly Marks | Mar 7, 2021 | Bar + Bat Mitzvahs | 0 |
Dylan Spiegel’s bar mitzvah was originally planned for August 29, but since health and safety was still of concern, the date was changed to November 7, even when COVID was still going strong. But he and his family were determined to make this momentous occasion happen no matter what. As it turns out, the day could not have been more perfect.
Read Moreby Susan Nieman | Mar 4, 2021 | Weddings | 0 |
Gabby and Zach were determined to get married on November 14. After realizing they had to quickly secure new vendors and to put into place a COVID-safe wedding with restrictions, they turned to mother-of-the-groom Jolie Kisber. Jolie made one phone call, knowing their success would all hinge on how the call went. “I called Janis Kiel, who I know is Memphis’ highly sought-after event planner,” said Jolie. “She said ‘Yes, I can do this!’”
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