Judaica Jewish Gold Keepsake Breakable Groom's Chuppah Wedding Glass in a Silk Pillow-Mazel Tov

Gave this to my son and his bride for their wedding on the beach in Mexico. It was beautiful, elegant, and packaged well. The shattered shards make a great keepsake to put into a mezzuzah or special glass maybe mixed with beach sand or shells for memories. I had it express delivered just in time for leaving for the wedding. Very happy with the product and the delivery process was impeccable. Thanks.

Broke easily, looked great, still looks great on a mantelpiece. Served its purpose well.

Worked perfectly for our ceremony! Broke just when it was supposed to as it was stomped on and stayed in the pouch!

Did not come in an acrylic box as stated in the description of product. Definitely made it look second hand. Without the box the bag cannot be displayed nicely after the ceremony. Since I bought for a wedding in three days I had no time to exchange it.....but should I have had too? Also the inside of the glass was sticky from what I'm assuming was tacky paint. Not special enough for the price that was charged!!!

Very elegant !!! Worth every penny

It was a nice glass 'thing' and it broke as required. The bag was nice. This is the one to buy for Mazel Tov'ing

Received this in a timely manner and it was exactly as advertised. It was very easy to break the glass during our ceremony and we even wrapped the encasement in a napkin so we could preserve the entire thing. My wife and I love having this as a keepsake and it's worth the expense in our opinion.

Perfect! The quality of the entire item (bag and glass) is better in person than in the picture. I was able to easily crush the glass in 4" heels. When we told our wedding coordinator we'd be breaking the glass, she was worried the bag wouldn't properly contain the glass or all the shards- apparently the glass shooting out the bag is common- which would create a hazard. She, however, approved of the bag quality and we had no issues with glass shards escaping. Now I just need to purchase a mezuzah to put it in!