Why Do Jewish Weddings Step On Glass. Once the ceremony is over and the glass is broken you will hear guests cheer Mazel tov Mazel tov has a similar. The most traditional association with the breaking of the glass is the destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem.
Some view it as a reminder of the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem. At Indian weddings they paint the brides hands with henna theres marigolds everywhere colorful saris great food. After the couple is pronounced husband and wife a Jewish wedding glass is placed on the ground and with a stamp the groom crushes the glass and the guests shout MAZAL TOV.
He then offers a sip to his bride and his brides mother.
An entire series of meanings are held by the shattering of the glass. After the couple is pronounced husband and wife a Jewish wedding glass is placed on the ground and with a stamp the groom crushes the glass and the guests shout MAZAL TOV. One interpretation is that the marriage will last as long as the glass is brokenforever. Watch this video to learn about three of these interpretations.