Jewish Wedding Blog
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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Crossing Paths Ketubah by Adam Rhine Ketubah Description Two paths intertwine around a circle, becoming a union of two souls into one. Ornate illuminations and roses floating above a blue sky provide...
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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...
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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...
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