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PERSONALIZE YOUR WEDDING DAY WITH A KETUBAH TEXT FOR JEWISH, INTERFAITH, OR SECULAR CEREMONIES The traditional Aramaic Ketubah text reflects a long history of Jewish

Nowadays, many young couples are incorporating the ketubah, a document with old origins and a rich artistic history, into their weddings. Ketubot are Jewish marriage

So, you’re getting married. The invitations, the guests, the band, the flowers and everything else are ready. And now for the Jewish wedding traditions… A

One of the most well-known and iconic rituals is breaking the glass at the end of the Jewish wedding ceremony under the chuppah. Traditionally, the

JEWISH WEDDING RINGS The bestowal of the Jewish wedding ring is a prominent and emotionally-charged moment in the Jewish wedding ceremony. According to tradition, the

One thing that virtually all cultures have in common is the significance of the wedding ceremony. Yes, there are many differences, but weddings are always

The Jewish Wedding: The Ketubah SigningThe Orthodox Jewish Ketubah SigningModern Ketubah Signing The Jewish Wedding: The Ketubah Signing The Ketubah Signing ceremony may seem like

When I walk into a Judaica store, I feel just as if I were a kid walking into a candy store. So much to see,

While it might be thought of as a standard or technical contract, the Jewish ketubah can be a beautiful way to commemorate and celebrate the

Three things have a faint savor of the world to come: Sabbath, the sun and married love. (Talmud, Berakhot) Jewish marriage is viewed as the

Ketubah Design is a Traditional Jewish ArtKetubah Design TodayWhich Ketubah Design fits You Ketubah Design is a Traditional Jewish Art A Ketubah (literally meaning “it

WHAT IS A KETUBAH AND WHAT IS THE MEANING OF THE WORDWhat is a Ketubah, traditionally?What is a Ketubah’s content today?When does the signing of

All the preparations are complete and you are finally surrounded by your family and friends. Excitement surges throughout the wedding hall. You are asked to

In spite of the changes in modern Jewish life, the Orthodox Jewish wedding is still preferred by many couples on their wedding day. Fully observant