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Floral Ketubahs

Floral Ketubahs
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Tree Ketubahs
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3-D & Layered Papercut Ketubahs
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Modern Art Ketubahs
Museum-Inspired Replicas

Museum-Inspired Replicas
DIY Printable Ketubahs

DIY Printable Ketubahs

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much time should I allow for delivery of my ketubah?

Orders placed with enough time, meaning your text is confirmed 14 days before shipment, qualify for free shipping!

Standard delivery for your Ketubah is 2 weeks from the date you confirm the final text.

We understand that sometimes you might need your Ketubah sooner. Rush options are available, subject to our current order volume:

  • 10 days to 2 weeks: A rush fee of $75.00 applies.
  • 7 to 10 days: A rush fee of $120.00 applies.
  • Less than 7 days: Please contact us for a custom quote. We'll assess our capacity to determine if we can accommodate your request.

Important Note: While we strive to meet all deadlines, our ability to fulfill rush orders is dependent on our current production schedule. In some cases, we may be unable to accept orders that fall outside our standard 14-day window or require delivery after your wedding date.

What pen do you recommend for signing a ketubah?

We recommend the Sakura Pigma Micron 05 Fineliner Pen (0.45mm, black). It’s usually sold on Amazon as a 2-pack for about $5. The archival, waterproof ink won’t smudge or fade, and the tip size is perfect for clear, elegant signatures. Always test the pen on a separate sheet of paper before the ceremony to make sure it writes smoothly and there’s no leakage.

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Can I have an all-Hebrew text on my Ketubah?

Yes, absolutely! We offer the text customized any way you would like, including Hebrew only or Aramaic, which was the language spoken by Jews during the times of the Talmud. We offer all the classic Hebrew Orthodox texts like the RCA, Chabad, the Rabbanut, and much more.

Do you ship ketubahs near me?

Yes. WeddingKetubah.com ships nationwide across the United States. Your ketubah is professionally printed in the USA and shipped from our New York and Florida locations, then delivered safely to your door ready for signing. Most orders are shipped via UPS in a protective flat box to ensure your artwork arrives in perfect condition. Most couples receive their ketubah within two weeks after approving their proof.

Do I get to see a proof of my Ketubah before the order is finalized?

Absolutely! All customers will always receive a proof with the design and text to ensure your Ketubah is exactly to your liking and expectations. This includes personalized Ketubahs with custom text, names, dates, and wedding location, as well as standard (non-personalized) Ketubahs.

Is my Ketubah delivered in a frame?

No. We recommend taking your Ketubah to a local framer to
have it properly framed with the right materials that will preserve and highlight its beauty.

Is it possible to get assistance with the spelling of Hebrew names for my Ketubah?

Absolutely! After you place an order, you can email us any names you need help with. We have a team of Hebrew speakers and writers on our staff who can help translate, transliterate, or just assist with the spelling of your Hebrew names.

Do you offer a Ketubah for same-sex marriages?

Yes, we do! Congratulations on your upcoming union! We wish you a lifetime of happiness together. Love is love, and we are here to help. If you decide to place an order, we can certainly create a Ketubah that reflects your beautiful union, whether it's with two brides or two grooms. This includes using "Bride" instead of "Groom" and "daughter" instead of "son" for two brides, or the appropriate terms for two grooms, along with your names and the date. Once your order is placed, we will follow up to ensure all details are perfect. We look forward to helping make your special day even more memorable.

Can you add extra signature lines on the Ketubah?

Yes, we can add signature lines upon request if the couple has more than the standard two witnesses.

Personalized Ketubahs for Your Wedding

Welcome to WeddingKetubah.com, where we create personalized ketubahs that honor Jewish tradition while reflecting your unique relationship and ceremony. Each ketubah is carefully designed, professionally typeset, and customized with your names and wedding details. Our ketubah designs are created to be signed at your ceremony and displayed in your home as lasting artwork that marks the beginning of your married life.

What Is a Ketubah?

A ketubah is a Jewish marriage contract presented at the wedding ceremony and signed by the couple and witnesses. Traditionally written in Aramaic or Hebrew, the ketubah outlines the commitments of marriage and serves as a symbolic foundation for the couple’s life together. Today, many couples choose ketubahs that reflect their personal values and ceremony while preserving this meaningful tradition.

Ketubah Designs for Every Ceremony

We offer a wide range of ketubah designs to suit every style of wedding, from contemporary artwork to timeless traditional imagery. Every design on WeddingKetubah.com can be personalized and paired with the wording that fits your ceremony. Explore our collections, including papercut ketubahs, modern ketubah designs, interfaith ketubahs, and Orthodox ketubahs, to find the piece that best reflects your relationship and tradition.

Papercut Ketubah Designs

Papercut ketubahs feature intricate artwork cut from multiple layers of fine paper, creating a three-dimensional effect when mounted over a contrasting background. This multi-layered construction adds depth, shadow, and detail that stand out beautifully when framed and displayed. This style has a long history in Jewish art and remains one of the most popular choices for couples today. View our full collection of papercut ketubah designs to explore available styles.

Modern Ketubah Designs

Modern ketubah designs feature contemporary artwork, fresh color palettes, and clean composition that complement today’s wedding aesthetics. Many couples choose a modern ketubah that feels like meaningful wall art while still honoring Jewish tradition. Browse our collection of modern ketubah designs to find styles that reflect your taste and ceremony.

Traditional Ketubah Designs

Traditional ketubah designs draw on classic Jewish imagery such as the Tree of Life, pomegranates, Jerusalem scenes, and Hebrew verses. These ketubahs emphasize heritage and continuity while remaining timeless pieces of art for the home. Explore our selection of traditional ketubah designs to find styles rooted in Jewish tradition.

Some couples are drawn to historical reproduction ketubahs based on actual antique marriage contracts from Jewish communities around the world. These designs preserve original calligraphy, ornamentation, and layout, offering a direct connection to Jewish history while remaining meaningful for contemporary ceremonies.

Interfaith Ketubahs

Many couples look for an interfaith ketubah that reflects both partners’ backgrounds while honoring the significance of the ceremony. Interfaith refers to the wording of the document, not the artwork, which means any design can be paired with inclusive language. Our interfaith ketubahs are written to emphasize shared values, mutual respect, and the life you are building together, allowing you to choose artwork you love with text that feels authentic and welcoming.

The Ketubah Ceremony and Signing

The ketubah is typically completed and signed shortly before the wedding ceremony, often in the presence of witnesses and the officiant. It includes the couple’s names, the wedding date, and the location, and in many ceremonies it is later displayed or read aloud. Once signed, the ketubah becomes a permanent reminder of the commitments made on that day and is traditionally displayed in the couple’s home.

Ketubah FAQs

What is a ketubah?

A ketubah is a Jewish marriage document signed at the wedding. Today, it also serves as meaningful artwork that reflects the couple’s commitments and values.

Can any ketubah design include interfaith text?

Yes. Interfaith is a text option, not a design style. Any ketubah design can be paired with interfaith wording.

What is an interfaith ketubah?

An interfaith ketubah uses inclusive language that honors both partners’ backgrounds and focuses on shared values and the life they are building together.

A Timeless Jewish Marriage Contract

A ketubah is also known as a Jewish marriage contract, though today it is primarily a ceremonial document rather than a civil one in most countries. While the word “ketubah” can be spelled in several ways in English, all variations refer to the same tradition. Today, ketubahs are created not only for the ceremony but to be displayed in the home as a lasting symbol of marriage and shared life.

Find Your Ketubah

Choosing a ketubah is about more than selecting a design — it is about finding a piece that represents your relationship and the ceremony you are creating together. Browse our full collection of ketubah designs to explore personalized designs that reflect your style, tradition, and values. Each ketubah is created to be signed at your wedding and displayed in your home as a lasting symbol of your marriage.

Fast, Secure Delivery — Nationwide

WeddingKetubah.com serves couples across the United States and worldwide. Each ketubah is professionally printed in the USA and shipped from our New York and Florida locations, arriving fully ready to sign. Most orders arrive within 1–2 weeks after proof approval, and rush production with expedited shipping is available for couples who need their ketubah sooner.