Wedding vows followed by tying a knot in molten glass
Literally tie the knot at the glass furnace.
Greenwood Glass / Peter Greenwood
A glass artist and officiant offer intimate weddings or vow renewals in a historic stone-church studio, followed by a couple’s hot-glass knot sculpture etched with their names and date.
Current location note / listed area: Riverton, CT
Confirm ceremony capacity, officiant arrangements, accessibility, studio clothing and heat precautions. The finished glass must cool before collection or shipping; agree on timing and engraving. This is an on-site studio ceremony and glass experience, not a traveling furnace or full reception package.
Public-source research · 2026-10-29 · Not vendor-confirmed or independently vetted.
Original research sources
- https://www.petergreenwood.com/weddingceremony.html
- https://www.petergreenwood.com/contact.html
- https://www.petergreenwood.com/Workshop.html
Documented state connections
Geographic evidence is retained historical research, not current service availability.
- Connecticut · based
Official wedding page explicitly describes the ceremony, joint hot-glass knot and engraving; contact page gives Riverton, Connecticut studio address.