Unity in Glass from Lee Ware

08/28/2026

Such a beautiful day for a beautiful couple! We loved being included in Kathy and Maisha's intimate, outdoor wedding. And getting to create their one-of-a-kind Unity in Glass® Scalloped Infinity Bowl... made from the gorgeous colors they combined. A lot of love and a keepsake they'll have forever!

07/27/2026

Outdoor and beach weddings come with a tradeoff nobody puts on the invitation. The view is better, but a lot of traditional ceremony elements weren't built for it. Wind and open flame don't mix, and sand has a way of finding its way into everything by the end of the night.
We put together a new post looking at how the glass unity ceremony handles it instead, featuring two real weddings: one on the beach in Virginia, and one against the red rock cliffs of Zion. Same idea both times. No table required, no weather plan B, just a steady pour.

Full post linked below.

Wind kills candles. Sand blows away in the breeze. Glass crystals do neither. Here is why more outdoor couples are choosing the unity ceremony that was built to hold up outside, and how one Virginia Beach wedding put it to the test.

07/13/2026

The votes are in. The name has been chosen. Meet the Evermore.
After reading through every single suggestion from our incredible community, one name kept coming back to us. Elegant, timeless, and perfectly fitting for a piece made to last forever.
A huge thank you to Crystal Anne, whose suggestion became the name of our newest piece. Crystal is actually sending us her own crystals to have the very first official Evermore made! We could not think of a better way to launch something new.
The Evermore is a standing glass heart on our crystal base, handcrafted from the colors you choose and mix at your ceremony. The base features space for engraving, making every piece uniquely yours. Bold, personal, and made to last a lifetime.
It is coming soon. If you would like to be among the first to order one, reach out to us at [email protected] and we will take care of you personally.

07/07/2026

We have been working on something new, and it is finally ready for its debut!
This glass heart stands on our crystal base. It is elegant, bold, and full of love. But it is missing one final touch: a name!
We want our community to help us decide. What would you call this piece? Drop your suggestions in the comments! If we choose your name, we might just have a little surprise for you.

07/03/2026

Red, white, and blue. Sometimes the glass just knows.
Happy Fourth of July from our family to yours. Wishing you a beautiful day with the people you love.
Nick, Sarah, and the Unity in Glass team

07/01/2026

Rachel had some concerns about the colors in her first piece. So we remade it, no questions asked.

This is her unboxing the Aria Vase and Ring Bowl she actually fell in love with. We also sent her a little something extra as a thank you for her patience.

We have always believed that getting it right matters more than getting it done fast. Watching her reaction in this video is exactly why we do what we do.

Thank you Rachel, you are one of a kind!

06/30/2026

Most engagement gifts end up in a drawer.
If you know someone who just got engaged, here's something different. A Unity in Glass ornament is made from colored crystals chosen just for them, and it's a meaningful preview of the glass unity ceremony they may not have planned yet.
It's $164, it stands beautifully on its own, and if they go on to do a full ceremony at their wedding, their saved glass can come back as more pieces like it for years to come.
We're not just making them a piece of glass. We're making them an heirloom.
Read more about it here: https://www.unityinglass.com/blogs/blog/unity-ceremony-gift-for-newly-engaged-couple

06/23/2026

We're now on Etsy!
I'll be honest, we've resisted this for a long time. We built Unity in Glass as a premium brand and Etsy felt like the wrong home for that. But the category we invented is being copied and sold on platforms where we aren't present, and that needed to change.
So here we are. The original glass unity ceremony, now on Etsy. Same product, same saved glass program, same studio in Lubbock that's been doing this for over two decades.
If you've been looking for us there, you can find us now at the link in our bio.
Unity in Glass®. The original.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/UnityInGlassOriginal

06/22/2026

We’re excited to share a wedding photo from Diana and Peter’s April 3rd wedding in Vienna, VA!
For their Unity in Glass®️unity ceremony they combined four colors for their custom glasswork… Blush Pink, Champagne, Amber and Citron Yellow.
Begin the creative process at https://www.unityinglass.com/

06/09/2026

How do you choose your glass unity ceremony colors when there
are 24 options in front of you?

Sarah Billalba, our co-owner and glassmaker, has been on both
sides of this decision. She chose colors for her own wedding
ceremony and has spent years since watching thousands of blends
come together in the studio.

Her advice: start with the vibe, not the swatch. Warm or cool.
Summer or fall. Tropical or intimate. Those answers narrow
things down fast.

In her latest post she shares four named combinations we love
in the studio, including our Signature Mix, the one we keep
coming back to ourselves, plus a few things worth knowing
before you finalize your colors.

Read the full post here:

Sarah Billalba, glassmaker and bride, shares how to choose your glass unity ceremony colors with confidence. Includes four named combinations and the advice she gives every couple who asks.