What is a ketubah?

A modern ketubah is a document signed by the wedded couple, and often by a third party such as the wedding officiant, declaring the intents, thoughts, feelings, wishes and responsibilities of each to the other.  In religious Jewish ceremonies, a ketubah is regarded as a marriage contract that sets out the basic conjugal, moral and material responsibilities of the husband towards his wife.

How do I choose a ketubah?

 First browse through our selection of ketubahs (plural “ktubot” in Hebrew) and short-list the ones you like (there are no religious limitations regarding the artwork).

Click on the chosen image to enter the description and text options page.

Click on the image again to enlarge it.

Choose the desired text or the custom text option (see next FAQ).

Click on “add to cart” and continue shopping, or go to checkout if you are done shopping. At this page you can remove from your cart the unwanted items by checking the remove box and clicking the basket update options.

In order to complete your order you will be required to log into our website with your existing login and password or create a new one in case you don’t have one. Once logged in you will be asked to provide your shipping, billing and payment information.

Once the order is complete you will be sent a confirmation email to the address provided.

What is a personalized ketubah?

 A personalized ketubah is a ketubah that will have your name, wedding date and location in the designated places in your chosen text in a font matching the rest of the text.

An unpersonalized ketubah will have blanks to be filled with the above information by the officiant on the wedding day.

In order to have your ketubah personalized we will send you upon request a form with blanks to be filled by you/your wedding officiant.  You will return the completed form to us, so that we can incorporate the information into your ketubah. We will not print your personalized ketubah until we have received your approval on a sample that will be sent to you via email.

What if I don’t understand Hebrew?

 The ketubah company will gladly assist you with translating and spelling your Hebrew names, wedding dates and location free of charge as most of our staff speak fluent Hebrew. Please do not hesitate to ask for our advice in that regard.  We do also provide a service for custom text translation into Hebrew for a fee that varies according to the length of the text.

Ketubah colors

 We have done our best to insure that the ketubah colors presented on our website are a true representation of the ones appearing on the actual print, however, since each screen has a different color calibration, there might be a slight variation between the colors you see on your screen and the actual colors of the ketubah print.

How do I choose a text?

 The ketubah text is usually chosen according to your and/or your officiant’s religious affiliation.  It is therefore best to consult your rabbi prior to making your choice.  If the wedding is not a traditionally religious one, you can choose any text that appeals to both of you from the ones appearing on our website, or provide us with your own (in which case please choose the custom text option).

What is the quality of a ketubah print?

 Our ketubahs are printed on a fine art, professional, heavy duty archival paper (used by museums for artwork display) using a wide format  printer that preserves the artwork from fading and the paper from changing color for at least 70 years.

How should I take care of my ketubah?

 The ketubah needs to be kept in its original box until signing. After the signing, the ketubah should be professionally framed and hung in a dry place away from contact with direct sunlight or any other strong direct light.

How will my ketubah be shipped?

 All ketubahs are wrapped with acid free paper and shipped in a 0.7 mm shipping tube via messengers to your door.

There are several shipping options you can choose from while placing an order for a ketubah:  Regular shipping (ground service) which takes about 7 business days to arrive,  the rush shipping option which takes up to 2 business days to arrive, and international shipping which includes shipping to any country outside of the US and Canada. International shipping times vary according to your country of residence and we will choose the fastest option available. Please note that for this shipping option the recipient of the ketubah is solely responsible for any custom and/or duty charges, if such apply.

Unfortunately a pick-up option is currently not available.

Refund/Return policy

Once your personalization form is received we can only refund the shipping portion of your order. No refund will be issued beyond 60 days from date of order.

Each ketubah is printed to order; we cannot therefore accept your order back unless the ketubah has been damaged during the shipping process.  In such a case please call us as soon as possible after receipt of your order to discuss a replacement option.

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