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Wednesday, August 26, 2026

Omer Adam ties the knot: Pop singer marries Sacha Israelovich in intimate Portofino ceremony

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Israeli singer Omer Adam and Sacha Israelovich, now Sacha Adam, began their wedding celebrations on Tuesday with an intimate, family-only ceremony in Portofino

After the ceremony, the new couple welcomed additional guests, including friends and extended family, to a colorful, festive party.

Israelovich made the marriage official on Tuesday after changing her Instagram username to Sacha Adam. 

Wedding to take place in historic monastery

The official wedding ceremony was moved up from Thursday and is now set to take place on Wednesday in a historic 14th-century monastery.

The estimated cost of renting the prestigious venue is about 30,000 euros for the evening, with each additional hour costing another 3,000.

Omer Adam and Sacha Israelovich at their intimate wedding ceremony in Portofino, August 25, 2026.
Omer Adam and Sacha Israelovich at their intimate wedding ceremony in Portofino, August 25, 2026. (credit: INSTAGRAM)

Wedding guests were asked to follow a strict dress code: festive, colorful party looks for the welcome reception and black-tie suits and evening gowns for the wedding ceremony, with one important rule: nothing black.

Most guests will fly back to Israel on Thursday, while a small number will remain with the couple for Shabbat Chatan celebrations.

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