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Accessibility Statement

Last updated: 11 September 2026

This is a translation for convenience. If it differs from the Hebrew version, the Hebrew version prevails.

We want everyone to be able to use this site — browse the galleries, read about places, plan the day and get in touch.

Accessibility level

The site is built to meet Israel’s Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities (Service Accessibility Adjustments) Regulations, 2013, and Israeli Standard SI 5568, based on WCAG 2.0, at level AA. Every page, in Hebrew and English, was tested with the axe automated checker and by hand with keyboard navigation.

The site does not use an accessibility overlay plugin. Adjustments are built into the site itself and work with the settings you already use in your browser and operating system.

What we did

  • Proper page structure: ordered headings, navigation and content landmarks, and language and text direction set on every page.
  • A “skip to content” link at the top of every page.
  • The whole site works by keyboard, including photo galleries, films and couple boards. In viewers, focus stays inside, Esc closes, and focus returns to where the viewer was opened.
  • A clear visible focus indicator.
  • Text colour contrast of at least 4.5:1, on light and dark backgrounds.
  • Every button and form field has a name read out by screen readers.
  • Every photo in the place, vendor and wedding galleries has a description that includes their name.
  • A pause button for the moving background on the home page; with “reduce motion” set in your system, nothing moves at all.
  • The layout adapts to phones, tablets and text zoom up to 200%.
  • Form error messages are announced to screen readers.

Known limitations

  • Interactive maps are not fully accessible to screen readers. Every place also shows its name, address when known, and navigation links to Waze and Google Maps, and the locations page lists everything beside the map.
  • Film players (YouTube, Vimeo) are provided by third parties whose accessibility they control. Some films have no captions.
  • Photo descriptions: some photos currently have a general description (the place’s name and photo number) rather than a detailed one. We are adding descriptions gradually.

Found a problem?

If something on the site isn’t accessible to you, or you need information another way, please tell us which page and what didn’t work. We’ll get back to you promptly and find an alternative way to give you the information or service in the meantime.

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About this statement

This statement was written after reviewing the site and will be updated with any significant change.