Jewish Wedding Blog
11 Sep 2013
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Petals and Dots Ketubah by Stephen Kobb Ketubah Description This design creates a mood with only a few colors and several repeated shapes. With its six 'petals', the large object in the center...
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Baruch Sienna, with his love of letters and innovative typography, is creating some of the most modern ketubahs out there. Sienna's designs are among the first ketubahs on Ketubah.com to offer some same-sex...
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Hashamayim by Adam Rhine Ketubah Description It is said that there are three parts to a marriage: the bride, the groom, and the Divine Presence. The union of two souls brings holiness...
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Luck and Blessing (Mazal Ubrachah) Ketubah by Moshe Mikanovsky Ketubah Description Two frames, internal and external, connected to each other, represent the inner and outer worlds of the bride...
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Blue Velvet Ketubah by Susanne McGinnis Ketubah Description Regal colors dominate this design inspired by a 15th century damask textile whose floral motifs dance in every direction....
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There are many different stages to a Jewish wedding, each with their own meanings and traditions. At the very beginning of a traditional wedding there is the Kabbalat Panim, Hachnasat Kallah and the Chosen's...
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