Yara Sabry celebrates the wedding of her son, Karam Salibi, to the young woman, Layal Zein El Din (photos)
Mada Post_Editing Team
The Syrian artist, Yara Sabry, celebrated the wedding of her son, the young singer Karam Salibi, to the young woman, Layal Abu Zain Al-Din, in a simple ceremony that was limited to the families of the newlyweds and some friends.
The wedding took place in Montreal / Canada, where Sabri and her family reside, but the father of the groom, artist Maher Salibi, missed him because of his commitment to filming the series “One Thousand and One Nights” in Turkey.
Sabry published a set of photos from the wedding ceremony and commented on them, saying: “Our sweet family grew up, and I became the mother of the groom, and I had a new girl. We lacked the presence of the father of the groom who celebrated with us, due to the work conditions. May God bless the newlyweds and give them good days.”
Artists Interact
A large group of Syrian and Arab stars interacted with the news of Karam Salibi’s wedding, so the artist Shukran Murtaja wrote: “Congratulations, my love,” while the artist Maxim Khalil wrote: “Congratulations to Karam… the sweetest and most beloved family.”
The artist, Carmen Lebbos, commented: “God’s professionals are sending good days.” And the artist, Joumana Murad, wrote: “My love, congratulations, may God bless them and make them happy.” And the singer, Mays Harb, wrote: “Congratulations, O Lord, and you have gone astray.”
The media, Berwin Habib, commented: Congratulations, my love, Lord, a marriage of contentment and happiness. And the media, Lana El-Gendy, wrote: “Congratulations, my love, Yaroa. Congratulations, and hopefully, joy will always be there.” And her sister, the artist Dima Al-Jundi, wrote: “Congratulations to Yarosh, and God willing, you will be happy with Boladon.”
The artists also interacted with the pictures: Laura Abu Asaad, Nancy Zaabali, Muhammad Oso, Karis Bashar, Jihad Abdo, Reem Ali, Hala Omran.
New Yara Sabri
Actress Yara Sabry participated in the Canadian-Syrian film “peace by chocolate”, which was recently shown in the United Arab Emirates in the Canadian pavilion at “Expo 2020 Dubai”.
The film includes a group of Canadian and Syrian artists, showing the life of a Syrian refugee family in Canada and their attempts to coexist in their new society. The film stars the late Hatem Ali, Ayham Abu Ammar, and Naglaa Khamri.
It is noteworthy that the last series that Sabri participated in were: Orchidia in 2017, Samarkand in 2016, and Faces and Places in 2015.