Israeli supermodel Bar Refaeli’s ‘wedding of the year’ to businessman Adi Ezra, has been long reached new proportions of extravagant absurdity on Friday as the Civil Aviation Authority declared the area above the wedding a no-fly zone.
The Israeli transport minister, Yisrael Katz, on Sunday has cancelled plans to enforce a no-fly zone above the wedding venue after public critics over the move. “These are safety guidelines that are used when unmanned aircraft are active, ” the ministry announced. “The guidelines were published in accordance with Civil Aviation Authority regulations and the procedures according to law.”Katz said.
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Refaeli planned to have five drones, two helicopters and a hot air balloon for both photography and security in the Carmel forest resort in northern Israel.
The drones were apparently for photography, while at least one of the helicopters was intended to bring the couple to the wedding, Haaretz newspaper reported.
Refaeli’s fiancé, Ezra, is the heir to giant Israeli food importing company Neto ME Holdings, Ltd. She has previously said that she wants to raise a big Jewish family with him.
The 30-year-old model, previously dated actor Leonardo DiCaprio, was raised controversy in Israel at the age of 18 by not carrying out her two years of mandatory military service.
