Jewish Wedding Blog
13 Jan 2015
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O What Bliss 2 Ketubah by Marina Pinto Miller Ketubah Description Artist Marina Pinto Miller paints music, translating the creative power of sound into art. Each design for Ketubah.com is drawn...
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O What Bliss 1 Ketubah by Marina Pinto Miller Ketubah Description Artist Marina Pinto Miller paints music, translating the creative power of sound into art. Each design for Ketubah.com is drawn...
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Lee Loebman's Ketubahs are some of the most intricately designed ketubahs out there. Mixing together detailed papercuts against vivid paintings results in beautifully crafted stained glass appearance that...
Read more → 11 Jan 2015
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Castello Ketubah by Susanne McGinnis Ketubah Description Rich blue tones predominate in this old world design inspired by illuminated manuscripts and interlaced scrollwork. A “royal pomegranate”...
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My Own True Love Ketubah by Susanne McGinnis Ketubah Description Decorative ornamental elements encircle the marriage vows in rich warm red, turquoise and golden filigree patterns. Inspiration...
Read more → 09 Jan 2015
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Flower of My Beloved II Ketubah by Lee Loebman Ketubah Description There are 28 flower petals flowing from the text of this Ketubah, which is a significant number in Gematria. The Hebrew word for beloved,...
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