customized Moon & Flowers ketubah | Morgan Trinker Photography |
Did we really need linen napkins? Would we have been fine without the extra favors? Hindsight is always 20/20 and the ketubah shines through as a constant source of joy."
The Ketubah is a beautiful artwork immortalising your love and commitment.
The craftsmanship I put into making your ketubah makes the sentiment behind a marriage covenant just that much more special.
MY KETUBOT ARE
Kosher
made in Israel
| wedding keepsakes |
Erin & Dylan's custom ketubah | Captured Moments by Jen |
SO WHAT IS KETUBAH?
A ketubah is a written marriage pledge. It is comprised out of two integral elements: The central and most important one is THE TEXT. The Second is THE DESIGN. What text and design you choose for your ketubah is up to you. There are in the world ketubot that are made to be folded and kept safe in a vault, but I don't make that kind. Instead,
I create beautiful artworks to be
cherished & displayed
cherished & displayed
Which is why you're here as well!
Together, we'll create a memory of your wedding for generations to come.
I'M NOT JEWISH. CAN I USE A KETUBAH IN MY WEDDING?
Together, we'll create a memory of your wedding for generations to come.
photo from the Morton wedding | Morgan Trinker Photography |
I'M NOT JEWISH. CAN I USE A KETUBAH IN MY WEDDING?
Yes! A 'ketubah' is simply Hebrew for a decorative marriage covenant - which is not exclusive to any religion! You can have one regardless if your celebration is religious / secular / same sex / Jewish / Christian / Quaker/ Pagan, Interfaith / or an anniversary. While the traditional ketubah plays a role in the wedding ceremony, as an wedding memento it can even be commissioned exclusively as art for the home following your wedding.
I DON'T KNOW WHICH TEXT I SHOULD USE?
The text used in your ketubah is decided on by the type of wedding ceremony you've chosen. Are you having an Orthodox wedding? A Conservative wedding? A Reform wedding? A Secular wedding? An Interfaith wedding? And so forth. The type of ceremony you plan to have is completely up to you, and you should choose your officiant accordingly. If you're having a religious ceremony, there's a small selection of texts that you can choose from to fit your ceremony type. If you're having a secular ceremony, you can even write your own text! Your wedding vows to each other are always a good choice.
I'VE CHOSEN MY TEXT. NOW WHAT?
Congratulations, you're already half way through! The design of your ketubah is completely up to you and not dictated by the type of ceremony and text you've chosen for your wedding. Remember, this artwork will hang in your home!
I offer quick-turnaround and ready-to-ship designs in MY SHOP as well as fully CUSTOM DESIGNS that I create per your wishes. I'm also able to take old designs of mine and customize them to suit your needs. Your budget and timeline are the two factors that will guide in your decision.
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