Mandy Schiff, wedding photographer: “I watched the videos. They picked him up on a table. At first he stood, but as he came to sit down – he just fell hard on his head” • The bride’s father immediately ran to the aid of women and told her ‘it will be okay, it will be okay’. She also did not understand what had happened. Her friends went straight around her, so you would not see ”
Mandy Schiff, a Chabad follower who was the photographer of the wedding in which the groom fell from a height of three meters and was seriously injured in the “Ahuza” halls in Modi’in, will return tonight (Monday) to the chain of events.
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In an interview with the ‘Evening Evening’ program here 11, Schiff said: “I saw the videos. Pick up the groom on a table. At first he stood. It seems that he started to lose his balance, and the way he intended to settle down – he just fell very hard on his head. “
Schiff said that at first those present had difficulty understanding what was happening: “We did not understand what was happening. The singer straight away picked it up and stopped the music. The bride’s father immediately ran to the aid of women and told her ‘it will be all right, it will be all right’. She also did not understand what had happened. Her friends went straight around her, so you would not see her. “
Schiff noted that this is a common custom at weddings, and that at the wedding where he will work tonight he will make sure to tell friends of the bride and groom not to do so: “Every effort should be made to stop this story.”
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Earlier, Rabbi Yehuda Meislik, the rabbi at the wedding – told News: “There was great joy, they waited a long time to get married. “His wife accompanied him to the hospital while she was still in a wedding dress.”
The rabbi added: “In the middle of the wedding they took a table, put the groom on it and for some reason he fell back on the floor. The wedding was big and happy and ended in grief. We need to stop this dangerous custom of raising weights at weddings. “
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