Picture of the Day
The Royal Purim Wedding: Aaron and DL Vogel, along with their daughter Shayna, drove a horse-drawn carriage through the streets of Crown Heights dressed as Prince William and Kate and members of the wedding party. More
The Royal Purim Wedding: Aaron and DL Vogel, along with their daughter Shayna, drove a horse-drawn carriage through the streets of Crown Heights dressed as Prince William and Kate and members of the wedding party. More
It was nice to see them going around the schunah letting everyone on for pictures and even rides!! Thanks or bringing that extra touch of Purim every year guys :))))
Is the focus of Purim having a good time, or giving others a good time? In the shtetl, those who dressed up did so in order to go from door to door and collect money for tzedaka. Most of the mitzvos of Purim focus on helping others and expressing unity. I assume that the family in this news item spent the day bringing happiness and mitzvos to others.
Well said. i like 23’s nice gentle way of being harsh. and 24, that little farbrengen brought me to simchas purim all over again! 🙂
kol hakavod.
Aaron it gives me lots of Nachas to see you and your family celebrating Purim in such a special way
LUV LUV LUV this fun Purim idea…
Sooooooooooooooooo original and a lot of fun…
The flower girl is soooooooooooooo super sweet K”H…
And the Kate look-a-like is adorable…
And the prince looked so charming ~~ yes a prince charming…lol…lol…
Thank you so much for the laugh…you can only laugh and smile at this fun idea…
LUVIN’ IT FROM CANADA
Will and Kate would love to see this!!!!
Suits you guys. You really pulled it off ROYALLY
AS USUAL
Very cute!! Go britians,,
It sure was! Thanks for sharing it with us and CH. You guys do it right every year can’t wait to see next year,,,,
Kate was almost tsnius on her wedding day, and definitely looked very aidel…
It must have been AEWSOME to see them in CH during Purim!
I love it! Very cute! To all you incredibly negative people out there… Lighten up! So what if it cost a few extra dollars? Judging from the (more positive) comments, it brought a smile to people’s faces, and isn’t that what Purim is all about? Don’t worry, there are no hard feelings, O.K… maybe a little ;)! JK! A Freilichen Purim!
We capitalize at the begging of a sentence. Love the younger generation. 🙂
b’h they don’t know how to spell that’s the way it should be you don’t need English for any thing in life
williams not bold. great idea though….lovin it, extremely cool
do all those negative comments. did they ask u to donate for their costume or horse and buggie? they like everyone else work hard for their money and it thier decision how to spend it.
come on they are just having fun!!
In which grade is punctuation taught?
Dovid
WHERE IS MRS WINZER SENIOR?
i love the idea!!!
Why do you need high school to learn how to spell obviously never received any formal education or you would know spelling is learned in younger grades and reading books helps as well so if you cant spell you are probably not going to college so just think twice before making these grand statements about our generation
if you have nothing nice to say, its not necessary for you to say anything at all…… especially in writing
To @11: Reb Aizik Homiler was farbrengen with chassidim and they ran out of vodka. So they passed around a hat to collect. It reached the end of the table, and one of the last there, peered in, and exclaimed “So much money, we should give it to tzedaka!.” Everyone looked to Reb Aizik, and he nodded approval. So then they sent around the hat again – this time for the mashkeh. But the same thing happened. So they asked Reb Aizik should they send the hat around a third time? He answered “Yeh, ober koydem shikked arois dem shoyteh.”… Read more »
I have seen the pics read the messages,,, there is something so interesting here, most times i read blogs, an op-ed, a news clip, etc someone somewhere has something negative to say,, yes its purim, they have decided that they want to do something different, something to bring a smile to those that need it, something interesting, something new, so they spent a few dollars once a year, please no offence, but when it comes to personal thoughts others money. mind you own business let ppl enjoy once a year.. sorry for being harsh, its my personal feelings, here bless… Read more »
I think this is fantastic! something cool and interesting!
I think it was a fantastic idea ,im sure it brought the simcha of Purim in the community to a higher level , well done
#11 spelling is not great either…shows why our younger generation needs college! or even high school!
“Do people dress up or do they pretend to be who they really want to be??”
Must have been so exciting for every one specialy the kids
amazing what people will do for attention
Who is Kate and William and why are Kate and will not dressing up as lubavitchers
bald you mean surely, not bold…:-) Happy Purim!!
Happy Purim !!!
And shabbat shalom!!
did they really higher a real horse and buggy?
thats a huge waist of money, could have gone to tzedaka
So hysterical!! Very clever idea.
Number 8- stop being so pessimistic and start being optimistic!
No hard feelings…;)
Your not bold enough to be wiliam, she looks like a chassidish version of Kate,
Happy Purim
cute!!!!
GO BRITAIN!
Thats soooooooooooooo cute!
I saw it! it’s a VERY cute idea!! mustav benn a load of $$