Inspired Jewish Weddings
Smashing The Glass is taking a little break from posting over the holidays. Instead I’ll be recapping some of my favourite real Jewish weddings from the archives. Enjoy the wedspiration, and I’ll see you back here on January 1st!
View the original feature with the bride’s story (in her own words) and many more photos here.
Smashing The Glass is taking a little break from posting over the holidays. Instead I’ll be recapping some of my favourite real Jewish weddings from the archives. Enjoy the wedspiration, and I’ll see you back here on January 1st!
View the original feature with the bride’s story (in her own words) and many more photos here.
Smashing The Glass is taking a little break from posting over the holidays. Instead I’ll be recapping some of my favourite real Jewish weddings from the archives. Enjoy the wedspiration, and I’ll see you back here on January 1st!
View the original feature with the bride’s story (in her own words) and many more photos here.
It’s my hope that every day is an inspiring one on Smashing The Glass, but today I’m revealing my 20 ‘best of the best’ Jewish wedding details of 2014, so it might just be the most inspiring day of the year on the blog yet! I’m talking the most original chuppah design, the best smashing-the-glass moment, the best wedding slogan, the best twist on the traditional hotel wedding, the most unusual Jewish wedding venue… you get the picture.. a huge array of the very best Jewish wedding details all wrapped up in one fabulous post!
From tomorrow I’ll be taking a short break to spend some quality time with my family over the holidays, and during that time I’ll be posting some of my favourite real Jewish weddings from the archives. But today it’s all about the ‘best bits’ from Smashing The Glass’s 60 real Jewish weddings that were featured in 2014. That’s 60 à¼ber cool, unique, inspirational Jewish (and Jew-ish!) weddings that were showcased over the last 12 months that inspired thousands of you across the globe!
I would like to extend an enormous thank you to my wonderful readers and sponsors for all your support during 2014 — It brought me such joy to share the most creative Jewish weddings and ideas with you, and I can’t wait to bring you even more inspiration (and a whole host of exciting projects including the brand new Smashing The Glass shop) in the New Year.
Wishing you and yours a very happy holiday. I’ll see you (hangover or no hangover) on the morning of January 1st 2015! Meanwhile enjoy the best of the best…
Chosen from Natalie & Nicole’s Jewish wedding photographed by Lara Hotz — Two ridiculously gorgeous brides breaking their glasses in unison in the most beautiful of Jewish weddings, bursting with creativity.
My life–both work and personal–has changed so much in the past couple of years with the appearance of my darling daughter, Sacha, now 13 months old, and the birth of the fast-growing Smashing The Glass, just 18 short months ago. I’ve had to strive for a gold medal in multi-tasking whilst also trying to instil some semblance of balance in my life. And when you work from home, your productivity in all areas is both accelerated and impeded.
I define myself as a: Wife, Mother, Daughter, Career-Woman, Blogger, Designer, and Adorer of Wonderful People In My Life. With each of those identities comes responsibilities and duties, but most importantly I’m also blessed to say that they come with a hell of a lot of fun and fulfilment! At the grand old age of 39 (yes I turned the big 40-minus-one a couple of months ago), and with the birth of Sacha, I feel like I’ve designed a life where I revel in every minute and am surrounded by, and immersed in, people and projects I love.
In all honesty I’m exhausted most of the time but I also feel extremely privileged to have such a satisfying career and home life. I know that my daughter will only be little for so long, and I am lucky to get to spend the extra time with her that I do. I have part-time child-care but I’m running a full-time business so it’s a constant juggle and shifting of priorities. I’m often working around the clock, in the evenings once Sacha is in bed, on weekends whilst she’s napping, and pretty much anytime I’m waiting, walking or watching TV thanks to my multitude of Apple gadgets.
