It’s our blog birthday today – Smashing The Glass is… 6 ! Yes – the little blog that I started just after my wedding in 2013 is now six years old, and we have SOOO much to celebrate! 

Our FREE Jewish Wedding Planning Bootcamp  that starts today, is going to be packed with  fun and prizes (as well as all those planning nuggets you just NEED to know — and I’m just SO ridiculously excited for it!

That’s because I’m a million percent confident you’ll walk away knowing exactly what you need to do to ensure you have an unforgettable wedding — the wedding you really want (whilst keeping everyone around you happy). And I can’t wait to show you EXACTLY how!

My free bootcamp is starting TODAY! Monday June 3, 2019 @ 3:30 PM EST (that’s 3:30pm New York, 12:30pm Los Angeles, 8:30pm London, 10pm Israel – click here to find the time in your local timezone)

Oh… and did I mention that there’ll be prizes (I’m talking an Etsy gift card, a 1:1 with me, and more freebies) that only attendees can get their hands on too?!

CLICK HERE TO RESERVE YOUR PLACE AND GET A REMINDER

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What have you been up to this weekend? Partying? Chilling? Wedmin-ing? In my case, it may or may not surprise you to hear that I’ve spent most of the weekend preparing for Smashing The Glass’ FREE Jewish Wedding Planning Bootcamp  for Jewish and Jew-ish brides-to-be, happening tomorrow, Monday, and I’m SO excited!

After Bootcamp I’m a million percent confident you’ll walk away knowing exactly what you need to do to ensure you have an unforgettable wedding — the wedding you really want (whilst keeping everyone around you happy)

And the best news of all? The live bootcamp will be streamed directly to your computer or mobile device, so cosy slippers and a hot chocolate (or a large glass of wine!) are positively encouraged!

The free event is starting on Monday June 3, 2019 @ 3:30 PM EST (that’s 3:30pm New York, 12:30pm Los Angeles, 8:30pm London, 10:30pm Israel)

CLICK HERE TO RESERVE YOUR PLACE AND GET A REMINDER

You’re engaged… and I get it:

• You want to be different but fulfil certain expectations.
• You want to be cost efficient without seeming to scrimp.
• You want to involve friends and family without causing them a ton of work and stress.
• You want to throw an amazing party that will appeal to quite a disparate group of people… and across the generations.

I know most of these pressures apply to ALL weddings but there are extra levels of pressure for Jewish weddings — how much of the traditional stuff do you do? How do you cater for kosher guests? The chuppah, the ketubah, the glass, kippot, the rituals, the rabbi…

And then there’s the party itself. How do you ensure it’s one to remember without losing your mind in the process of planning it all? (And by the way you’ll benefit from the event whether you’re using a planner or not — this is an absolute must-attend for every Jewish / Jew-ish bride-to-be!)Continue Reading

If you’re planning a Jewish or Jew-ish wedding, I’ve got some really exciting news for you! Yes — for the first time in my 5 years as founder and editor of Smashing The Glass, I’m running a FREE Jewish Wedding Planning Bootcamp in 10 days time. 

Monday 3 June through Thursday 6 June, I’ll be going live every day to help you plan the Jewish (or Jew-ish) wedding of your dreams. 

I know wedding planning can be overwhelming… but it doesn’t have to be, and Jewish Wedding Planning Bootcamp is all about helping you have the wedding you really want, stress-free (or as close as you can get).

Jewish Wedding Planning Bootcamp starts Monday June 3, 2019 @ 3:30 PM EST (that’s 3:30 pm New York, 12:30 pm Los Angeles, 8:30 pm London, 10:30 pm Israel)

CLICK HERE TO RESERVE YOUR PLACE AND GET A REMINDER

During Bootcamp, I’ll be showing you exactly how to:

♥ Deal with any awkward family members

♥ Come up with creative wedding ideas for an unforgettable, one-of-a-kind wedding

♥ Maximize your wedding budge

♥ Nail your guest list

♥ Have a unique, modern ceremony with all the Jewish wedding traditions 

♥ Find your perfect venue, and your ideal wedding vendors

♥ Make non-Jewish guests and family members feel included

And I’ll be answering every single one of your questions (however big or small!)

During Jewish Wedding Bootcamp, I’ll be answering all of these questions and more – and most importantly, I’ll be ready and waiting to help you out with every single one of your own wedding planning questions, no matter how big or small.

(And by the way you’ll benefit from Jewish Wedding Planning Bootcamp whether you’re using a planner or not — this is an absolute must-attend for every Jewish / Jew-ish bride-to-be!)

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Woo hoo — it’s 2019! Perhaps that means you can now say “I’m getting married THIS year?!” (so exciting!). Or maybe you’re looking forward to tying the knot in 2020?

And I’ve got some very exciting news of my own to share with you! Yes — on Monday January 21st, I’m taking to the virtual stage for a FREE private online event  especially for Jewish and Jew-ish brides-to-be, called ‘The Secrets to an Unforgettable Jewish Wedding’ and I’m SO excited!

That’s because I’m a million percent confident you’ll walk away knowing exactly what you need to do to ensure you have an unforgettable wedding — the wedding you really want (whilst keeping everyone around you happy)

And the best news of all? The live event will be streamed directly to your computer or mobile device, so cosy slippers and a hot chocolate (or a large glass of wine!) are positively encouraged!

The free event is taking place on Monday January 21, 2019 @ 3:00 PM EST (that’s 3pm New York, 12pm Los Angeles, 8pm London, 10pm Israel)

CLICK HERE TO RESERVE YOUR PLACE AND GET A REMINDER

You’re engaged… and I get it:

• You want to be different but fulfil certain expectations.
• You want to be cost efficient without seeming to scrimp.
• You want to involve friends and family without causing them a ton of work and stress.
• You want to throw an amazing party that will appeal to quite a disparate group of people… and across the generations.

I know most of these pressures apply to ALL weddings but there are extra levels of pressure for Jewish weddings — how much of the traditional stuff do you do? How do you cater for kosher guests? The chuppah, the ketubah, the glass, kippot, the rituals, the rabbi…

And then there’s the party itself. How do you ensure it’s one to remember without losing your mind in the process of planning it all? (And by the way you’ll benefit from the event whether you’re using a planner or not — this is an absolute must-attend for every Jewish / Jew-ish bride-to-be!)Continue Reading