Jewish Wedding Blog
20 Jan 2015
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Couples ask us all the time "where should I hang my ketubah after the wedding?" Here are 2 of the best (and most popular) places to display your ketubah throughout your home. 1. Your bedroom Your bedroom...
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Facets Ketubah by Adam Rhine Ketubah Description A marriage is the combination of two different people creating a beautiful lifetime of experiences as one. This beautifully decorated Ketubah is set in a faceted...
Read more → 19 Jan 2015
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Chai III Ketubah by Adam Rhine Ketubah Description Chai, the Hebrew word for “life”, is a combination of the letters chet and yud. The numerical value of these letters is eighteen, multiples...
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Chalom Eshet Chayil Ketubah by Adam Rhine Ketubah Description Eshet Chayil is the poem with which King Solomon, in the book of Proverbs, expresses admiration and gratitude by a man to his wife...
Read more → 17 Jan 2015
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Chalom Shalom Ketubah by Adam Rhine Ketubah Description "Shalom" means peace and "Chalom" means dream. Both work beautifully together as the ideal we all strive for in the world, and in matrimony....
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Chalom Shalom Ketubah by Adam Rhine Ketubah Description "Shalom" means peace and "Chalom" means dream. Both work beautifully together as the ideal we all strive for in the world, and in matrimony....
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