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My inspiration was American Indian Wedding Jugs and a Dennis Fuge bottoms up demo. The handle took some carving. I am not familiar with Tom Crabb will check him out.
 
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@Cody Walker Nice work! I believe the first woodturned "Wedding Vessel" was made by Linton Frank (Bucks Cty., PA) in 1994 or earlier. The piece was beautiful and made the pages of several woodworking publications and a book as I recall. Sorry, I can't find any links to Linton's work.
 

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