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Crushed Wedding Glass Keepsake With Ani Li Dodi

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What A Wonderful Memento Of Your Wedding! This Sculptural Triangle Opens To Hold The Broken Glass From A Jewish Wedding. Handcrafted With A Mix Of Steel, Brass And Embossed Copper.

The Front Pane Of Glass Has Screened In Gold The Wonderful Saying In Both Hebrew And English, "I Am My Beloved's And My Beloved Is Mine." This Wonderful Wedding Gift Is 5" Tall X 6" Wide X 4" Deep.

A Brass Plaque Can Be Personalized With A Name And Date And Placed Flat On The Base. Personalization Will Take Approximately Two Weeks For Delivery.
Wedding Glass FAQ
Crushed Wedding Glass Frequently Asked Questions
What Is A Glass Vessel?
A Glass Vessel Is What The Groom Steps On At The End Of The Jewish Wedding Ceremony. Everyone Then Shouts "Mazel Tov!" There Are Several Other Names This Glass Can Be Called; Groom's Glass, Chuppah Glass, Smash Glass, Crush Glass.
What Do I Do With The Glass Vessel Once It Is Broken At The Wedding?
This Wedding Glass Keepsake Is Designed So That You Can Open It And Carefully Place The Broken Glass Inside. We Highly Recommend That You Use Tweezers And Not Your Hands. If The Glass Pieces You Have Are Too Large To Fit In The Keepsake You Can Carefully Hammer Them Into Smaller Pieces.
What Do I Do With The Extra Glass That Does Not Fit In The Keepsake?
The Wedding Glass Keepsakes Come In All Shapes And Sizes And Hold Different Amounts Of Glass. Depending On The Size Of The Glass Vessel That Was Stepped On You Will Usually Have Additional Glass Left Over. You Can Keep It In Its Pouch As An Additional Wedding Memento. You Can Save It For Your First (Or Any Other) Anniversary And Make A New Wedding Glass Keepsake Gift To Add To Your Collection. The Possibilities Are Endless.
Please Contact Us If You Have Additional Questions About How This Works
Email: info@TraditionsJewishGifts.com
Toll Free Phone: 1-800-493-0520 or 954-984-5190

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6 Reviews

  • 5
    Perfect!

    Published by Melinda on Oct 16th 2021

    I had been searching for the perfect keepsake for our broken glass and finally found it. The triangle had enough room for all of the shards to fit in it. It looks beautiful in our display.

  • 5
    Great

    Published by Eric Ulibarri on Oct 16th 2021

    Customer service was great product is high quality I would absolutely recommend

  • 5
    Keepsake

    Published by Nancy Weinstein on Oct 16th 2021

    When we give the glass to break at the end of the ceremony, the second part of our gift has been the keepsake to permanently display the shards. This metal heart sculpture is a beautiful piece by my favorite artist, Gary Rosenthal. It is difficult to open but has a large area to hold the shards. It has become our favorite bridal gift and is considered special by all who have received it. It shows thought and love behind the gift.

  • 5
    pro

    Published by Rachel Cepko on Oct 16th 2021

    I am very pleased with the gift, I hope the bride and groom like it as much as I do.

  • 4
    Difficult to open

    Published by Amanda Clare Herring on Oct 16th 2021

    Pretty little metal container, looked great with the cool blue colored glass in it. Very difficult to open, I thought I was going to break it!

  • 4
    Packaging???

    Published by R. Tannenbaum on Oct 16th 2021

    Although by miracle the item was in tact the packaging was awful! This delicate and breakable item was barely bubble wrapped and put not in any sort of gift giving box or solid cardboard box, but instead and oversized mailing box without stuffing. The box was completely crushed on all sides and filthy. As we opened the packaged we were shocked this gift to be wasn't completely destroyed. I'm sure that the creator of this item meant for it to be handled in a more delicate way! A gift should be better protected. You refer to the item as "crushed wedding glass keepsake" ! That doesn't mean it's supposed to be a "crushed"wedding glass keepsake!