Jewish Wedding Blog
30 Nov 2014
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We Are Partners Ketubah by Stephen Kobb Ketubah Description A strong declaration of commitment, underscored by a central image that pulsates with vitality and potential. This Ketubah does not mince...
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Day One Ketubah by Stephen Kobb Ketubah Description The words of the prophet Hosea are given a contemporary presentation. His ancient poetry comes alive when seen beneath a thoroughly modern image....
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Tree of Life III Ketubah by Sivia Katz Ketubah Description The familiar quote from Ecclesiastes echoes the significance of the tree as a symbol of sustenance, family, growth and tradition through...
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Star of David Ketubah by Sivia Katz Ketubah Description Under the shelter of the Tallit, representing the wedding canopy and home, is the "Magen David", the Shield of the Jewish People through the ages....
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Shabbat Ketubah by Sivia Katz Ketubah Description "B'echad," the word beneath the traditional crown found on many antique Ketubot, means "in unity." The quote, reiterating the theme of the couple's...
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YICHUD Yichud refers to the seclusion of the bride and groom after their wedding. Immediately after the glass is smashed under the chuppah, the couple leave together and go into a private room...
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The Myth of the Wedding Cake
From One Couple to Another
5 Things You Need to Know about Sephardic Ketubah Text
Michelle "Shell" Rummel
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