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We've now got a recap (including pictures and vendor reviews) for our Jewish wedding in October, in case any others are interested.

Yep, KMSull.  I really loved the photo of us under the chuppah, and ended up using it as my avatar.

KMSull, traditionally, Jewish people have a container on each doorpost of their house (the mezuzah) that contains certain Bible verses.  The container can be made out of anything you want, and people will often get artistic ones.  In our case, we had the glass we broke at the wedding melted and made into a case for the paper with those Bible verses, and will be putting it on the doorpost of our house.

Oh, and this was my old avatar, just so you can recognize me. 

spaniel, the Etsy sell that made the mezuzah is Enid Traisman.  Although she normally makes fused glass mezuzahs, this was her first time making one out of wedding glass.  However, she did a great job at a surprisingly reasonable price, and did it quite promptly.

DVsMom, my wife wore 1980s vintage Stuart Weizman raw silk and lace boots.  She found them on eBay, and bought them as fast as she could get her mouse into position!

worcesterbride, the funny thing is, we weren't getting married anywhere near Worcester.  However, when I looked at the area in which we were getting married, the courthouses and the town/city clerks all seemed to be relatively far from each other.  Since, like you, we had to get a waiver of the three-day waiting period, we decided to go for a city that was on our way up from DC, and that had the courthouse and the city clerk very close together.

love your ketubah and the mezuzah - mazel tov!