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Unity In Glass?

anrforanranrforanr member
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Has anyone done this or something similar? Some friends had it a wedding recently, and FI want to do it for ours. This site is a little pricey, so looking for alternate suggestions. Thanks as always!
http://www.unityinglass.com
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  • lovesclimbinglovesclimbing member
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    I've never heard of it.  It sounds very similar to a sand ceremony in terms of the part the guests see of pouring something together.  I think it sounds like a nice idea, but no, I don't know of any other options similar to this.
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  • fyrchkfyrchk member
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    FI and I are actually looking into this. But NOT through this company. HOLY PRICE, BATMAN!

    I went to a glass blowing place that is near our wedding spot, explained what I wanted to do, and they were completely accommodating. I just have to give them a $20 deposit for the glass beads. Then we pick out what we want to have made. (I'm thinking a vase or something and then ornaments to give to our parents.) The beauty of it is that the $20 will go towards the price of whatever we pick out and nothing in their shop was over like $75.

    Hope that helps. There was no way I was paying $300 for a bowl when the same bowl at the glass blowing place is $45.

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    fyrchk said:

    FI and I are actually looking into this. But NOT through this company. HOLY PRICE, BATMAN!

    I went to a glass blowing place that is near our wedding spot, explained what I wanted to do, and they were completely accommodating. I just have to give them a $20 deposit for the glass beads. Then we pick out what we want to have made. (I'm thinking a vase or something and then ornaments to give to our parents.) The beauty of it is that the $20 will go towards the price of whatever we pick out and nothing in their shop was over like $75.

    Hope that helps. There was no way I was paying $300 for a bowl when the same bowl at the glass blowing place is $45.

    I will definitely be looking into doing it this way - $100 sounds way better than 300-500. Thanks!
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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] member
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    Such a cool idea. A great way to basically do a sand ceremony but to have it changed into a one of a kind piece of art that you can display in your home. I know I love being able to look at my cake topper every day which was just a non-wedding statue that we used and having the reminder of one of the best days of my life.

     

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