As part of the Jewish wedding ceremony, it is tradition for the groom to step on a wedding glass. The guests respond with “Mazel Tov,” which means good luck. Our multi-color designs bring this festive tradition to weddings of interfaith and same sex couples.

Mazel Tov Glass has created a way to turn your wedding glass shards into a beautiful heirloom that generations will cherish!

What’s Included

  • One wedding glass
  • One embroidered white velvet pouch
  • A pre-stamped and pre-addressed box for returning the shards
  • One unforgettable keepsake!

How To Order

  • Pick a design for your unique, hand-blown wedding heirloom. The glass and pouch are included in the package.
  • Choose a color for your glass from the dropdown menu.
  • Mazel Tov Glass will ship you a wedding glass in that color for your wedding ceremony.
  • Your wedding glass will arrive in an embroidered white velvet pouch to safely contain the shards when smashed.
  • Smash the wedding glass at your wedding ceremony. Mazel Tov!
  • Return the pouch containing your wedding glass shards to Mazel Tov Glass in the pre-stamped box your order came in.
  • Mazel Tov Glass will suspend your shards in clear molten glass to create the design that you selected and send it back to you. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the wedding glass break easily when stepped on?
Yes. Our hand-blown wedding glasses are delicate and will break easily when stepped on. Please be sure to wear shoes, not sandals.

What happens to the wedding glass shards after the ceremony?
It is important to assign a responsible person to put the velvet pouch that contains the wedding glass shards in a safe place until you can mail it back to us. The box that your wedding glass was shipped in is pre-stamped and pre-addressed for returning the shards to us.

Is shipping included?
No. Shipping and handling will be added to your final invoice.

Do you accept checks?
Yes. We accept checks and all major credit cards.

How long does the process take?
Four to six weeks after we receive the pouch containing your wedding glass shards.

Do you offer gift certificates?
Yes, we do sell gift certificates. Please Contact us to make arrangements.

Do I have to pick a design when I buy a wedding glass, or can I wait until later?
People often wait some time before selecting a design and sending their wedding glass shards back to us. Keep track of your pouch!

Who should buy a Mazel Tov Glass design?
Anyone who wants to give a truly unique wedding gift should buy a Mazel Tov Glass design, including parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles, friends, co-workers and the bridal party.

How big are the Mazel Tov Glass designs?
Every Mazel Tov Glass design is custom made, so size varies slightly. Generally they are about 10 inches tall for vases and about 8 inches wide for bowls.

Can I use my shards if my wedding glass was not purchased from Mazel Tov Glass?
Unfortunately not, glass melts are specific to different industries, brands, etc. and there is no way to know exactly what kind of glass you have and to tell whether or not it would be compatible with the glass we use.

Can you engrave the finished piece?
Yes! Contact us for cost and available options with regards to font and text amount.

Do you give refunds?
No, however we will exchange one design for another or give you a credit.

Mazel Tov Glass packages returned after 1 year will incur additional charges based on current pricing.

Testimonials

 

The gift said luxury

Yelp 5-Star Rating
I am so happy with Mazel Tov’s new product, the mezuzah! I sent it as a wedding present to my cousin and his wife and they couldn’t have been more pleased with the gift, especially since they were moving into a new place soon after the wedding. From my memory, the mezuzah had a footprint of about 6 inches by 3 inches. So, I knew it wouldn’t be a problem fitting with any doorway. To, me, it was the perfect size and with the silver backing, the gift said luxury. Thank you Mazel Tov Glass! — L.C., Pacifica, Calif.

Most thoughtful gift you could possibly give someone

Yelp 5-Star Rating
This place has the coolest, most thoughtful gift you could possibly give someone. How cool to give them something they can have, break and recreate into something beautiful…a pure definition of transition into a marriage. A very cool idea and the customer service and helpfulness of the owner is top notch. Will suggest this as a perfect wedding gift for the sincere and thoughtful and possibly adventurous gift giver. Thank you and Mazol Tov! — Celia W., Brooklyn, N.Y.

Such a great idea

Yelp 5-Star Rating
When I first heard about Mazel Tov I thought it was such a great idea. After a wedding is finished there is no souvenir of the ceremony itself. Mazel Tov Glass fills this void. The shards from the glass, used during the ceremony itself, were immortalized into a heirloom by this company of expert glassblowers. For my son’s wedding, I gave the “Something Special” package and the happy couple chose a beautiful bowl to be their heirloom from the shards. Now, the bowl holds and will hold all the thoughts and happy events of the wedding and marriage to come! — Helen S., Buffalo, N.Y.

Fabulous Communication 

Etsy 5-Star Rating                                                                                 

Fabulous communication in helping me to make sure that we go our cup got to us in time for our wedding! Thank you so much!!! Can’t wait to see what we want to make with it!! – Layla from Etsy 

 

Mazel Tov Glass Origin Story

Kanik Chung, Andrea Osnow and Susan Schulman

We are three friends who have blown glass together for many years. Several years ago we were invited to a wedding and wanted to come up with a unique gift.

We made a colorful hand-blown wedding glass to be stepped on beneath the chuppah. Our idea was to take the shards from the broken wedding glass and develop a special technique for incorporating them in a vase.

This wasn’t as easy we thought it would be, and we had no idea how beautiful it would turn out! But word of mouth about our unique creation spread. Before long Mazel Tov Glass was born.

The Tradition

As part of the Jewish wedding ceremony, it is tradition for the groom to step on the wedding glass. The guests joyously shout “Mazel Tov” which means congratulations and good luck. There is much clapping and cheering as the couple celebrates their marriage moment. It is a hope that the couple’s happiness will be as plentiful as the shards of glass.

The breaking of the wedding glass has many interpretations. It is a reminder of the destruction of the Temples in Jerusalem; its fragility symbolizes that the couple’s love must be cared for. It is a metaphor for the vulnerability of human relationships. It is a reminder of sorrow and expression of hope for a future free of violence. It symbolizes the break between single and married life. Some say it is the last time the groom gets to “put his foot down.”

Mazel Tov Glass offers multi-color designs for interfaith and same-sex wedding couples. Each wedding party has its own different color wedding glass, and we combine the two colors of shards to create an unforgettable variation of our beautiful gift items.

New Colors!

Now introducing three new colors and new heirloom keepsake designs coming soon!

  • Salmon
  • Gold Topaz
  • Smoke