Save the Date, () is an Israeli romantic comedy television series created by Uri Gross, alongside Tamira Yardeni, Yoav Tzafir, Tamar Marom and Tamara Salem. It follows the love life of a wedding planner played by Adi Havshush.
The series premiered on Keshet 12 on 25 November 2024. A second season has been commissioned, with Ran Danker and Michael Aloni joining the cast.(17 August 2026). Coming Soon: Adi Himmelbluy's New Role Israel Hayom. Retrieved on 26 September 2026.
Plot summary Season 1 Dassi Toledano (Havshush) is a 36-year-old wedding planner who has yet to find lasting love for herself.
As time progresses, she begins to give up on her dream, but suddenly, following a wrong spell concocted by her grandmother, she begins to be courted by four men, her best friend from high school, Assi (Capone), who is about to marry Dassi's nemesis from high school, Maya (Naor), her high school sweetheart, Chen (Cohen), her ex-partner Yorai (Bar) and a Jewish prince from Liechtenstein, Alex (Herman).Yossman, K.J. (28 August 2024). ‘The Boys’ Star Tomer Capone Set for New Keshet Rom-Com Series ‘Save The Date’ Alongside Adi Havshush (EXCLUSIVE) Variety. Retrieved on 26 September 2026.
Cast Adi Havshush as Hadas "Dassi" Tikva Toledano, a wedding planner looking to find love Tomer Capone as Assaf "Assi" Shlomo Ben-Tovim, Dassi's childhood friend who reconnects with her Oshri Cohen as Chen Rahamim Fitoussi, the former prom king and classmate from Dassi's high school. He is now a divorced farmer and a father. He is also the former boyfriend of Maya. Tamir Bar as Yorai, a tortured artist and Dassi's ex-partner. Rony Herman as Alexander (Alex) Sebastian von Liechtenstein, a Jewish man from Liechtenstein who turns out to be the prince and heir to the throne of the kingdom. Dassi's mother purchased a sperm donation from him for her daughter to get pregnant. He comes to Israel in order to get to know Desi. Shira Naor as Maya Hedva Berger, Dassi's enemy from high school. Ben Yosipovich as Liel Ben Ami, Dassi's former high school classmate and partner in Dassi's wedding planner firm. He is openly gay. Orna Banai as Mali Toledano – Dassi's mother Shosha Goren as Yardena Toledano, Dassi's grandmother Tikva Aziz as Perahiya, a friend of Yardena Yaffa Levi as Haviva, a friend of Yardena Nira Rabinovich as Drora, Assi's grandmother Dalik Volinitz as Eitan Ben-Tovim, Assi's father Lillian Barreto as Gilat Ben Tovim, Assi's mother Shai Avivi as Zvi Berger, Maya's father Rona Lipaz-Michael as Tzila Berger, Maya's mother Adi Peled as Shira Fitousssi, Chen's daughter Yael Sharoni as Tamar, Desi's psychologist, and later Yorai's Noa Yehudai as Tehila, secretary in Dassi's office Inbar Danon as Sharon, an employee in Dassi's office.
Production Casting Season one reunites several cast members from HaShir Shelanu by the same creators, including Oshri Cohen, Dalik Wollinitz and Yael Sharoni.(26 November 2024). "Save the Date" does what a romantic comedy is supposed to do Mako. Retrieved on 26 September 2026.
Shai Avivi and Rona Lipaz-Michael were again cast as a married couple, having last played an on-screen couple in 2004 for the series, The Bourgeoisie (HaBurganim).
In 2026, Michael Aloni and Ran Danker were cast in the second season of the show.(19 May 2026). Ran Danker returns to Keshet 12: This is the series in which he will star Ice. Retrieved on 26 September 2026.
Release The series in its original format (in Hebrew with subtitles) has been sold internationally for broadcast on network and pay television, as well as streaming services.
Months after its broadcast on Keshet 12, it began streaming on Netflix in Israel on 25 May 2025.Steinberg, Jessica (24 May 2025). Keshet romcom about wedding planner comes to Netflix Israel Times of Israel. Retrieved on 26 September 2026.
Reception Preview episodes of the first season were praised by critics in Israel. Hannah Brown of The Jerusalem Post described the show as an "escapist treat" and praising the casting: "The real draw here is getting to watch some of Israel’s most appealing actors."Brown, Hannah (30 August 2024). 'Save the Date' - New Israeli series to hit screens this September The Jerusalem Post. Retrieved on 26 September 2026. The season was also praised in a review published by Yedioth Ahronoth, noting that it deftly delivers the romantic comedy genre: "does it right and does it well and manages to survive the minefield that is a romantic comedy." The review continued to highlight the "polished and witty writing" of Gross, the pleasant set design and Tzur's "light and self-aware" direction."Save the Date": Adi Habshush gets all the studs, and she - and we - enjoy every moment Yedioth Ahronoth. 26 November 2024
Adaptations In December 2025, it was announced that Sony Pictures Television will develop a U.S. remake of the show in English, with Dana Fox as showrunner.(3 December 2025) Keshet International Inks First-Look Deal With Sony Pictures TV, Sets ‘Save The Date’ Remake With Dana Fox Deadline. Retrieved on 26 September 2026.
In 2025, it was also announced that Greece is developing an adaptation of the series in the Greek language, while Keshet Germany is also developing a local adaptation.
References
External links Save the Date