Terms of use

1. Purpose

These terms govern access to and use of the MyBrideBook site and the MyBrideBook service (the “Service”), published by Naomi Chetrit, Osek Patour (עוסק פטור, an exempt sole trader in Israel), Tarshish 516, Jerusalem, Israel — osek number 336347935. The director of publication is Naomi Shelly CHETRIT.

By creating access, activating your notebook, ticking an acceptance box, or using the Site, you accept these terms. The privacy policy and the legal notice complete them. If they conflict on intellectual property or on price, the more specific clause prevails.

2. The Service

MyBrideBook is a digital wedding notebook: planning (checklists, calendar, notes, budget), editorial content, introductions to vendors, and the messages that go with them. It is access to digital content and a digital service.

The offer shown on the Site (price, contents, length of access) is the one that applies at the moment you buy. Access is sold at the price displayed on the Site. During the launch offer, that price is 219 ₪. Unless the Site says otherwise, it is a single payment, with no subscription.

3. A strictly personal licence

Access is granted as a licence that is strictly personal, non-exclusive, non-assignable and non-transferable. It is for the person who activated it (the bride, or the couple she names in her profile) to plan her own wedding.

This licence:

• transfers no intellectual property;
• forbids selling, renting, lending, reselling or giving away access, including the account;
• forbids any sublicence and any sharing of sign-in details with a third party;
• forbids using the Service to plan someone else’s wedding as a business, or to build a competing tool.

A gift purchase lets the buyer pass on an activation link. Once it is activated, access becomes personal to the person who opened it, on the same terms, and it cannot be transferred again.

You are responsible for keeping your means of access confidential (email, password, activation links, codes). Tell us at once about any fraudulent use, at contact@mybridebook.com.

4. How long access lasts

Unless the page says otherwise at the time of purchase, access stays open until 40 days after the wedding date entered in the profile. It does not renew on its own. An extension exists only if the publisher expressly agrees to it.

When access ends, the licence ends. That does not make the price refundable, and it does not lift the bans on copying, imitating and reusing the Service.

6. Intellectual property

The intellectual-property clauses of the legal notice are part of these terms. All rights are reserved in the MyBrideBook name and mark, the logo and monogram, the visual identity, the interface and animations, the text, the photographs, the structure and concept of the notebook, the checklists, the templates, the selection and presentation of vendors, the database and the source code.

Unless the publisher has given prior written permission, you must not copy, show, adapt, translate or communicate these elements; imitate them closely or slavishly; extract or reuse the database, including by scraping or harvesting; reuse them commercially; build a competing service from the content, structure, concept, code or vendor database; reverse-engineer the code, except where a mandatory law allows it; or use them to train, fine-tune, test or feed an artificial intelligence system.

Any copy, even a partial one, of the concept as it is expressed and arranged in the notebook is forbidden. Changing colours, sentences or the order of a few screens is not enough to step outside that ban when the taking is substantial or slavish.

7. What you type in

You keep ownership of what you enter (notes, photos, messages). You give the publisher a limited, non-exclusive, free licence to host, back up and display that content in your space, only so the Service can run. The licence ends when that content or the access is deleted, apart from what the law requires us to keep.

You promise that you have the rights you need in what you upload, and that it does not infringe anyone else’s rights.

8. Vendors and third-party services

MyBrideBook helps you discover vendors and write to them. The services, prices, availability and promises are the vendors’. MyBrideBook is not a party to the contracts you make with a vendor, unless it expressly says otherwise.

The selection and presentation of vendors inside the Service remain the publisher’s, on the terms of section 6. That protection does not take from a vendor the rights in her own name, mark or visuals.

WhatsApp, Instagram and any other third-party service stay under their own terms. MyBrideBook is not responsible for how they work, for their interruptions, or for what you exchange directly with a vendor outside MyBrideBook messages.

A request from a profile is never a forced booking.

9. What you must not do

You agree not to use the Service in a way that is abusive, unlawful or fraudulent, or that harms the publisher’s rights or anyone else’s. The acts described in section 6 are forbidden, as is any attempt to bypass an access control, probe the Service, or disrupt how it works.

The publisher may suspend or end access for a serious or repeated breach of these terms, and that measure does not open a right to a refund.

10. Remedies

A breach of sections 3, 6 or 9 may lead, without limiting any other claim, to a formal notice, removal of the disputed content, suspension or ending of access, damages, payment of the lawyers’ and court costs spent to stop the harm, and any urgent measure (an injunction or an equivalent procedure).

The publisher reserves every right and claim, including for infringement, unfair competition and parasitism. Not acting at once is not a waiver.

11. Availability and liability

We work to keep the Service available and secure, without promising that it will never be interrupted or wrong. Within the limits the law allows, the publisher’s liability is limited to direct and foreseeable loss linked to performing the Service. Indirect loss is excluded within the same limit, including commercial loss, loss of a chance, and loss linked to a vendor you chose.

The Service is a planning tool. It does not replace legal advice, religious advice, or a vendor’s own commitment.

12. Governing law and courts

The publisher, Naomi Chetrit, is established in Israel as an Osek Patour. The Service’s readers are French-speaking, and this English text is provided so you can read the same terms. These terms, the access contract and use of the Service are governed by Israeli law.

Unless a mandatory rule gives a consumer another court, the courts of Jerusalem alone hear any dispute about the Site, these terms or the Service.

13. Changes

We may update these terms. The version in force is the one published on this page, with its update date. If a change is substantial, a notice may be shown on the Site. The version you accepted at purchase remains the one that governs that purchase for the price, the refund and the scope of the licence, unless you later accept a text that is more favourable to you.

14. Contact

Questions about these terms: contact@mybridebook.com — WhatsApp +972 52 672 6249.