melt your shards into a mezuzah for your home
Our Story
In Jewish culture, when you get married, you do so under a canopy called a Chuppah. It is customary at the end of the ceremony for the groom to step on a glass symbolizing good luck!
The idea of each project is, I make the Chuppah glass custom to suit your needs. That could be in your wedding colors or the colors of your home. There is a vast array of colors to choose from. Then, you send me back the shards which I then re-melt into a mezuzah for your home!
Contact me about your commission today.
The process
Consultation
Transformation
Consultation
Each piece is completely bespoke to order. First, we'll zoom to talk about your color preference. Once we've dialed on a color palette for your specific needs, I will then fashion you a glass for your event.
Next Steps
Transformation
Consultation
After the wonderful occasion, you ship me back the shards inside the included pouch, inside the prepaid box.
Transformation
Transformation
Transformation
Once i receive your shards, i will then piece them back together re-melting them a mezuzah for your home, symbolizing the unity and forever bond of that day.
Hand Crafted. Each one bespoke for you.
“We’ve known Brad as a glass blower for many years. When we were looking for a unique wedding gift for a very special couple, Brad showed us the chuppah glass he was making for Jewish celebrations. He made the glass cup that is stepped on during the ceremony and used the shards of the glass to make
Mignon McLaughlin
