Unity in Glass from Lee Ware

"Sand spills, candles melt, but glass is forever."
A client said that to me once. I've never forgotten it.
I've been making glass for a long time. Long enough to watch thousands of couples choose their colors, pour them together at the altar, and send them back to me so I can turn them into something they'll keep for the rest of their lives.
Sand ceremonies are meaningful. Candles carry real symbolism. But when Lee Ware created the glass unity ceremony, he was trying to solve a problem: what if the thing you made together on your wedding day was actually as lasting and beautiful as the love it represented?
Glass doesn't fade. It doesn't separate back into its original colors. It doesn't sit in a closet. It catches the light differently on your 10th anniversary than it did on your first day home with it.
I wrote about all of it on the blog this week. If you're planning a wedding or know someone who is, I think it's worth a read.

Unity Ceremony Ideas That Actually Last: Why We Created Something Better Than Sand I've been making glass for a long time. Long enough to watch thousands of couples choose something more lasting than sand or candles. Here's why we created something better, and why it matters.

We’re excited to share photos of Ryan and Caitlyn’s Unity in Glass®️ceremony and their Aria Series Vase made from their combined colors… Dusty Steel Blue, Sage Green, Pure White and Blush Pink. Discover more at https://www.unityinglass.com/ Unity in Glass®️from Lee Ware