Jewish Wedding Blog
29 Nov 2014
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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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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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Rainbow Doves Ketubah by Sivia Katz Ketubah Description The trees in this Ketubah are the trees of the land of Israel, and the doves are the representatives of peace. The combined sun and moon represent...
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Marbled Dodi Li - Blue Ketubah by Sivia Katz Ketubah Description Another in the artist’s Dodi Li series, this attractive blue and green design on a natural background is reminiscent of sky, water,...
Read more → 23 Nov 2014
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Lovers II Ketubah by Sivia Katz Ketubah Description The meandering ribbons represent the various paths in life that lead lovers to finally find each other. Now, entwined together, they continue...
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