When is breaking of the glass done in a wedding?

Question

And what is said to accompany it?

Answer 1

That is a jewish tradition. It's done after pronounced man and wife and while kissing the bride under the chuppha.

Good luck and congratulations!

Answer 2

it's a jewish tradition....i've heard that the idea is that your marriage should last as long as it takes to put all the little pieces back together again (which, theoretically, should be eternity)

Answer 3

The guests scream out Mazel tov!

http://www.adventurerabbi.com/rabbi/wedd...

http://www.weddingchannel.com/ui/buildAr...

http://www.aish.com/literacy/lifecycle/G...

http://www.hudsonvalleyweddings.com/guid...

http://www.jewish-history.com/minhag.htm

Here are some sites you can read.  The language of a Jewish wedding can be quite difficult.  The first site gives lots of input on how to incorporate Jewish traditions with interfaith marriages.  Make sure you attend the premarital counselling.  A lot of rabbis will not perform the ceremony if you have not.

Answer 4

it is a jewish tradition done at jewish weddings im bot sure if they do it at non jewish weddings but anyways it is dont under the chuppah after the rabbi pronounces them man and wife  

Answer 5

If you were Jewish you would know this.

Answer 6

Are you Jewish? This is right after your ceremony.

http://www.aish.com/literacy/lifecycle/G...