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Attention Jewish Brides

qtdimps23 Posted:

Attention Jewish Brides

I don't know if any of you have heard of this, but my friend just told me about it. You can take the glass that your FH steps on and have it put in a mezuzah. i think i may do that.

here's the link to one site as an example:

Broken Glass Mezuzah
Pencils Posted:

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I've seen sites where you can send them the shards and they'll suspend them inside a lucite cube, or put them in the stem of a Kiddush cup. Lots of things you can do with them.

olechka1911 Posted:

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That's very interesting Thanks for sharing
SusiBtoM Posted:

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I'v heard of having the shards made into a mosaic-type suncatcher that can be hung in a window. Not sure where to have that done though.
Not a Jewish bride, but FH is Jewish.
cookiemonster Posted:

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my friend's sister gave her one of those kits for her shower - it's such a cute idea!!

milana Posted:

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That's what we plan on doing with our broken glass too, I think its such a cute idea! Thanks for posting the link.
eperlman Posted:

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Posted by milana

That's what we plan on doing with our broken glass too, I think its such a cute idea! Thanks for posting the link.



Same here...
Munchkn16 Posted:

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Jusiasm.com has a ton of stuff, you can even order the breaking glass to match your wedding colors!

stealthgroom Posted:

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we actually gave that as part of our gift to a friend (who's now one of fw's bridesmaids) when she got married.

--the stealth groom
nycgirl79 Posted:

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Love it! We're definitely planning on doing that.

PreshusSmurf Posted:

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We're an interfaith couple, so we're getting the breaking glass preserved in a cube instead of the mezzuzah

Happybride2005 Posted:

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we had ours in a heart with our date and date according to the jewish calendar

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