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Weddings

Turn the day into something you can hold.

Four ways to bring glass into your wedding — from the ceremony itself to the party before it.

A blue and white swirled vase beside two blue chuppah glasses
“Our instructor Jason was so nice when making our piece. Both he and the owner took the time to educate us on the glassmaking process and answered all of our questions. Would definitely recommend as a fun family activity or date!”
Jasmine · Chuppah glass keepsake

Glass unity ceremony

$450

During your ceremony you each pour a color of glass crystals into one vessel. After the wedding, bring the combined crystals to the studio and spend an hour with one of our glass artists turning them into a bowl or vase — speckled or marbled, set against white so your colors stand out.

Includes a color consultation with our studio manager, the crystals, and a 1-hour private session where you both help blow out the form and apply the color.

  • — Up to 3 colors including white
  • — Finished piece up to 10" high × 6" wide
  • — Some colors carry an extra fee
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Chuppah glass keepsake

$450

A Jewish wedding ends with a famous bang. We supply the glass for breaking under the chuppah, in a choice of colors, with a satin pouch to keep the shards.

As newlyweds, bring the shards to the studio and work with one of our glassblowers to melt them into a bowl or vase — a keepsake of the moment itself.

  • — Includes the glass, satin pouch and a 1-hour private session
  • — Finished piece up to 10" high × 6" wide
  • — Some colors carry an extra fee
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Friends and family memento

$550 for up to 8 people

Bring both families together around 2,100-degree glass. Everyone chooses a color, and together with one of our glassblowers you make a single bowl or vase that holds them all.

  • — Additional guests can be added for a fee
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Bachelor and bachelorette parties

From $119 per person

“Hearts on Fire” ($119 per person, up to 15 guests): each guest spends 30 minutes one-on-one with a glass artist making a wine glass, bowl, flower or anything else from our menu.

“Hearts on Fire — Extra Hot” ($159 per person) adds wine-glass etching with champagne and chocolates, or a group mosaic tray for the happy couple.

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