🖋️Personalization Included — We Translate Your English Details into Hebrew (Names, Date & Location), Delivered Ready to Sign
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Expert Hebrew Translation: Names, Date & LocationTranslated by a real person to ensure your ceremony details are perfect.
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Texts for All Ceremony Types Interfaith, Egalitarian, Secular, Orthodox, and more.
All our Ketubahs are printed on Museum-quality fine art paper for rich colors and crisp detail. Frame not included.
Product Code: 161
Introducing our Papercut Lace Ketubah, a stunning fusion of tradition and elegance. Adorned with delicate lace-like cutouts, this masterpiece exudes timeless charm. Choose from two backgrounds: a soft pink and blue palette or a soothing blue and green watercolor. (the backgrounds are Printed on premium archival museum-grade paper, renowned for its clarity and elegance.) At the top, the Hebrew words “Ani L’DodiV’Dodi Li” grace the circle, translating to "I am my beloved's, and my beloved is mine." This phrase from Song of Solomon encapsulates the essence of love and commitment, symbolizing the enduring bond shared between partners. Perfect for celebrating your union with sophistication and grace.
We absolutely love our ketubah! It was a pleasure to work with our rep and the design team to get the wording exactly how we wanted it. Thank you so much for the flexibility to combine two texts into a ketubah that so perfectly captures our relationship. We received our ketubah last week and it is gorgeous! It arrived in perfect condition - the packaging kept it completely safe - and quickly too! We are so excited to sign and frame the ketubah at our wedding next month and display it in our home forever. Thank you!!
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