Jewish tradition at end of wedding ceremony (FH is Jewish and incorparatign some customs into our ceremony)
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breaking the glass???
Jewish tradition at end of wedding ceremony (FH is Jewish and incorparatign some customs into our ceremony)
Ohhh okay, I have seen it on TV but wasn't too sure if thats what you were talking about.
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breaking the glass???
Jewish tradition at end of wedding ceremony (FH is Jewish and incorparatign some customs into our ceremony)
Ohhh okay, I have seen it on TV but wasn't too sure if thats what you were talking about.
yes and the personalized case we bought will keep the shards of glass so we can retain for a keepsake.
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breaking the glass???
Jewish tradition at end of wedding ceremony (FH is Jewish and incorparatign some customs into our ceremony)
Ohhh okay, I have seen it on TV but wasn't too sure if thats what you were talking about.
yes and the personalized case we bought will keep the shards of glass so we can retain for a keepsake.
What does the breaking of the glass symbolize? sorry for all the questions, just interested in learning
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breaking the glass???
Jewish tradition at end of wedding ceremony (FH is Jewish and incorparatign some customs into our ceremony)
Ohhh okay, I have seen it on TV but wasn't too sure if thats what you were talking about.
yes and the personalized case we bought will keep the shards of glass so we can retain for a keepsake.
What does the breaking of the glass symbolize? sorry for all the questions, just interested in learning
no prob At the conclusion of the ceremony, the groom (and in some modern ceremonies, the bride as well) smashes a glass with his foot. (In Israeli weddings, the glass is broken after the ketubah reading) The meaning of this act is disputed. One interpretation is that the marriage will last as long as the glass is broken-- forever. Another interpretation is that people need to remember those who are suffering even in their greatest moments of joy, and to remember the destruction of the second temple. After the breaking of the glass, the guests yell, 'Mazel Tov!' which means good luck.
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oh ok, thanks
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Just a bit of advice about the glass. We were told to use a light bulb. Many glasses are tought to break. Also, a light bulb makes a nice pop sound.
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very cute. i love it. i got the glass that I can make into a picture frame
