Wedding Breaking Glass "If I forget thee Jerusalem..."
This glass cup is meant to be stepped on, under the chuppah, at a wedding ceremony in commemoration of the destroyed temple in Jerusalem. The bag features the Hebrew verse from the Book of Psalms about remembering the holy city that means "If I forget thee O Jerusalem, I have forgotten my right hand" in English. The Hebrew text appears in a silver-colored Hebrew font.
Nowadays couples choose which beloved breaks the glass and sometimes both partners do! Mazel Tov all around!
To learn more about Jewish Wedding rituals and customs read The Jewish Wedding Now by Anita Diamant.
This glass cup is meant to be stepped on, under the chuppah, at a wedding ceremony in commemoration of the destroyed temple in Jerusalem. The bag features the Hebrew verse from the Book of Psalms about remembering the holy city that means "If I forget thee O Jerusalem, I have forgotten my right hand" in English. The Hebrew text appears in a silver-colored Hebrew font.
Nowadays couples choose which beloved breaks the glass and sometimes both partners do! Mazel Tov all around!
To learn more about Jewish Wedding rituals and customs read The Jewish Wedding Now by Anita Diamant.
This glass cup is meant to be stepped on, under the chuppah, at a wedding ceremony in commemoration of the destroyed temple in Jerusalem. The bag features the Hebrew verse from the Book of Psalms about remembering the holy city that means "If I forget thee O Jerusalem, I have forgotten my right hand" in English. The Hebrew text appears in a silver-colored Hebrew font.
Nowadays couples choose which beloved breaks the glass and sometimes both partners do! Mazel Tov all around!
To learn more about Jewish Wedding rituals and customs read The Jewish Wedding Now by Anita Diamant.
