Jewish Wedding: Breaking of the Glass Kit: Lightbulb in Purple Bag
Breaking of the Glass Kit: Lightbulb in Purple Bag An Adventure Rabbi Groom's Cup / breaking the glass kit will be a perfect addition to your wedding ceremony. Our Rabbi supervises the sewing of these beautiful, velvet and satin bags, stitching them with blessings for a long and happy marriage for you and your partner. As you break the glass, not only will a loud "pop" fill the room, but so too will the Rabbi's blessings surround you. The breaking of the glass is probably the best known part of the Jewish wedding. It comes right at the end of the ceremony and is followed by festive shouts of "Mazel-Tov" and the bride and groom's first kiss as a married couple.
The breaking of the glass is probably the best known part of the Jewish wedding. It comes right at the end of the ceremony and is followed by festive shouts of "Mazel-Tov" and the bride and groom's first kiss as a married couple. What is the meaning of the breaking of the glass? There are many explanations for this time honored tradition: Even in times of great joy, we reserve a moment to mourn the destruction of the Temple, without which our lives are incomplete. We should remember the fragility of relationships. The loud noise frightens away evil spirits that threaten to steal the souls of the joyous couple. It is the last time the groom gets to put his foot down! An Adventure Rabbi Groom's Cup / breaking the glass kit will be a perfect addition to your wedding ceremony. Our Rabbi supervises the sewing of these beautiful, velvet and satin bags, stitching them with blessings for a long and happy marriage for you and your partner. As you break the glass, not only will a loud "pop" fill the room, but so too will the Rabbi's blessings surround you. What people are saying about our products: Dear Rabbi K, I got the white glass-breaking kit today -- it is just gorgeous! My wedding colors are ivory and blue, and so this will match beautifully. Thank you so much for your very prompt shipping. Jaye Hanna (soon-to-be Jaye Saylor!) __________________________________________ Dear Raj, Your glass work is beautiful. Thanks for adding to our mazel tov! Debbie Ryder
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