Description
Jewish weddings always include breaking a glass at the end of the ceremony. Traditionally, the man alone broke the glass though today, some couples break two glasses. The glass-breaking is typically followed by a communal "Mazel tov!", which is the equivalent of "Congratulations!" It reminds us that love, like glass, is fragile & must be protected. The glass is broken to protect the marriage with an implied prayer: "May your marriage last as long as it would take to repair this glass." The shattering of the glass concludes the ceremony on a high note. THIS WEDDING GLASS AHAVA (LOVE in Hebrew) KEEPSAKE KIT INCLUDES A GLASS TO STEP ON in YOUR COLOR CHOICE & AN AHAVA (LOVE) KEEPSAKE PIECE OF ART. The tube on this unique Ahava sculpture will hold the wedding shards. It is 3" tall, 4" wide, 1" deep. A beautiful keepsake. THE GLASS WILL ARRIVE WRAPPED in A CLOTH & WHITE SATIN POUCH READY TO STOMP ON! Returns will be determined on a case to case basis. Shipping is not refundable & restock fees may apply. Please contact Kim with any questions. Wedding Glass Kit, Ahava Break The Glass Kit in Antique Silver
