Shopping at Praktik in Someone Else's Name
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Question
There is a shopping center in Jerusalem called Praktik, intended for grooms and brides (each groom/bride receives a card that gives them the right to shop in the period before and after the wedding). It is a kind of business deal that attracts all engaged couples to come and shop there. The prices are mostly at store prices or even higher, but it provides a more convenient shopping concentration. I heard from someone engaged that someone from within really asked them to shop there... There is a specific product available only there, and the price is indeed a bit cheaper. My question is, can I use someone else's eligibility card or can she buy it for me there herself?
Answer
Shalom and blessings
It is explicitly intended for grooms, brides, and their family members.
Therefore, it is forbidden for others unless there is permission from the store owner.