💍 Mazal Tov Season Is Here 💍

Jewish wedding traditions, from the chuppah to the registry

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Jewish Wedding Traditions

Jewish weddings are full of joy, beautiful traditions, and deep symbolism. From the signing of the Ketubah to the emotional moment of the bedeken, every part of the ceremony makes guests feel part of
something timeless. And some traditions are a little more down to earth: If the invitation lists two start times, there’s a very good chance one of them involves snacks.

As wedding season begins, we put together a guide to some of the most beloved Jewish wedding customs and traditions.

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Why Do You Break a Glass at a Jewish Wedding?

Not all wedding glasses are created equal

One of the most famous moments at a Jewish wedding is when a glass is placed underfoot, there’s a dramatic crunch, and suddenly everyone is shouting “Mazal Tov!”.

Some couples use a regular wine glass, others go for a lightbulb for that extra dramatic “POP!” moment. Many couples today choose a special breaking glass made in Israel just for the occasion and tucked inside a beautiful pouch.

And the tradition doesn’t stop there. Some couples even save the broken glass shards and transform them into Judaica for their new home together, like a mezuzah with part of their broken wedding glass inside.

Read all about the “Mazal Tov” moment

Create the Wedding Registry of your dreams!

Before Someone Buys a Third Blender

Many couples create a wedding registry filled with beautiful Judaica for their new home together. Mezuzahs, candlesticks, Kiddush cups, and Seder plates that will become part of family life for years to come, and often treasured heirlooms passed down through generations.

Create a Wedding Registry

Designer Wedding Rings from Israel

Choosing a wedding ring is exciting, but it can also feel a little overwhelming. After all, it’s one of the most special pieces of jewelry you will ever have. To help make the search easier, we put together a guide to choosing the perfect Jewish wedding ring, featuring everything from traditional styles to favorite designs from acclaimed Israeli jewelry studios like Ben Jewelry and Anbinder Jewelers.