The ketubah (which means “something written” in Hebrew) is an integral part of the Jewish wedding and it outlines the rights and responsibilities of the groom to the bride. The contract dates back to ancient times but it’s come a long way since then! These days ketubahs (or ketubot, the Hebrew plural) are less about the business of marriage and more about the beauty. They have come to symbolise the love and commitment of a couple, and are often beautiful creations that the couple want to display prominently in their home well after their big day is over. It serves as a tangible memento of their love and also symbolises their relationship and new stage of life together.
Here are some of my favourite designs for the modern Jewish couple.
1. Double Arrows & Hearts Ketubah £197
2. Personalised papercut ketubah from £260
3. Pop Art Ketubah from £120
4. Customised painted ketubah $280
5. Jackson Pollock ketubah from £120
6. Papercut cherry blossoms ketubah £284
7. Andy Warhol-inspired Matzo Balls Soup Cans ketubah from £120
8. Typographic ketubah £198
9. Autumn Tree of Life Ketubah £167
10. Mondrian-inspired ketubah from £98
11. NYC Skyline Papercut ketubah £272
12. Sculptural ketubah From £1500/$2000
13. Original Art Commission Ketubah (depending on the size and materials involved, the complexity of design, the timeframe and degree of crafting techniques.) $500-$2400
14. Gold Accents Embellished Modern Ketubah $150
