Jewish Wedding Blog
31 Dec 2013
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Rosengarten Ketubah by Tinak Ketubah Description If there was one thing that Alfons Mucha accomplished with his art, it was his ability to make anything look completely elegant and classy. He perfected...
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Sunrise II Ketubah by Jessica Kraft Ketubah Description A welcoming, intricate tree of life spreads its branches against a vibrant magenta sunrise under the famous saying from Song of Songs:...
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I always like to ask ketubah artists what their advice is to couples choosing their ketubah. What's most important? Color? Esthetic? Season? I have received such insightful advice I felt they deserved...
Read more → 29 Dec 2013
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Stained Glass: Champagne Ketubah by Lee Loebman Ketubah Description This artwork, based on a papercut, is designed to have the feeling of a stained glass window. The spiral of life flows through...
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Magic Carpet Ketubah by Susanne McGinnis Ketubah Description Inspired by the majestic grandeur of intricately detailed star medallion carpet designs, this Ketubah will make you feel like royalty....
Read more → 27 Dec 2013
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Blue Silhouette Ketubah by Mickie Caspi Ketubah Description The art of papercutting traces its roots in the Jewish Tradition to the 14th century rabbi, Shem-Tov ben Yitzhak ben Ardutiel, who after...
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