Five Couples Wed at Chabad of Russia’s Brazil Retreat – Lubavitch.com
- Five Jewish couples were married during a retreat in Sao Paulo, Brazil, organized by the Yahad program of Chabad of Russia.
- According to Lubavitch.com, the weddings took place during a 2026 trip to Brazil, which served as a gathering for participants of the Yahad initiative.
- The event was facilitated by Chabad of Russia, an arm of the global Chabad-Lubavitch movement.
Five Jewish couples were married during a retreat in Sao Paulo, Brazil, organized by the Yahad program of Chabad of Russia.
According to Lubavitch.com, the weddings took place during a 2026 trip to Brazil, which served as a gathering for participants of the Yahad initiative.
Among the couples who wed during the event were Netanel and Michal.
Organizational Context
The event was facilitated by Chabad of Russia, an arm of the global Chabad-Lubavitch movement. Chabad-Lubavitch is a Hasidic Jewish organization that operates centers worldwide to provide religious services, education and outreach to Jewish communities.
The Yahad program is a specific initiative within Chabad of Russia that organizes trips and retreats. These events are designed to foster connections among Jewish participants and strengthen their religious and cultural identity through shared experiences and study.