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I came across Mazel Tov Glass when researching Jewish wedding traditions online - and was completely awestruck!
I just love this concept. You order a beautiful, delicate, hand-blown glass for the glass-breaking ritual at the end of your wedding ceremony. The glasses are available in a variety of colors and are sent to you in a velvet Mazel Tov bag imported from Israel.
After the ritual, the glass shards are collected. You send them back to Mazel Tov Glass and they use the broken
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