In the Treetops Ketubah
High up in the treetops, above the earth, one can look out and beyond: eyeing a world you cannot even imagine from below. The graceful trees in the In the Treetops Ketubah are lovely and whimsical, creating a beautiful border of excellent proportions.
A Symbol of Marriage: The tree, a symbol of life and growth, is a befitting analogy for marriage—rooted, yet growing taller, stronger and flourishing.
Product Features:
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Dimensions: 18.8” H x 20.4” W (Wide landscape format).
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Technique: Giclée on fine acid-free archival paper (High-quality art print).
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Edition: Limited edition, signed and numbered by the artist.
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Packaging: Arrives unframed in a white folder.
Dimensions: 18.8” Hx20,4” W
Need your personalized Ketubah earlier than
27 March 2026? contact us before ordering.
27 March 2026? contact us before ordering.
“High up in the treetops, above the earth, one can look out and beyond.” Eyeing a world you cannot even imagine from below, the graceful trees in this Giclée art print are lovely and whimsical. The tree serves as a befitting analogy for marriage—rooted, yet growing taller, stronger, and flourishing.
“High up in the treetops, above the earth, one can look out and beyond.” Eyeing a world you cannot even imagine from below, the graceful trees in this Giclée art print are lovely and whimsical. The tree serves as a befitting analogy for marriage—rooted, yet growing taller, stronger, and flourishing.
$365.00
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Many of our couples want their ketubahs personalized: meaning—their names, location and the wedding date seamlessly filled into the ketubah text. Please note that space is left for the witness’s signatures, and their names are filled in at the ceremony and not during the personalization process (Witnesses may change at the last moment). Complete the personalization form that we send you after receiving your order (we recommend completing the form with your rabbi/officiant). If you prefer having the rabbi or officiant fill in the ketubah by hand at the ceremony, you will receive your ketubah with appropriate blank spaces left where the information will be filled in. When ordering, check with us, if your wedding date is within 6-7 weeks.
After we’ve received your completed personalization form, we will send you a proof of the ketubah text (as it will appear on the ketubah). Please review the proof carefully and send it to your rabbi for their approval. If everything is fine, send us a confirmation and we will begin processing your ketubah. If there are any corrections or requests for changes, we will prepare and send a new proof, repeating the review and approval process till you are 100% satisfied. We only begin working on the ketubah after we receive your written confirmation that all is good to go. All corrections made after receiving a final confirmation will be subject to an additional production fee.
Usually, within 4-6 weeks of finalizing your order, your ketubah will be ready for shipping. That date may be delayed somewhat, if the personalization/ approval process is prolonged. For our part, we do everything in our powers to expedite the work process, but please take into account, that we have a peak wedding season when we are busier (March to November) and that we are closed on the Jewish holidays. If your wedding date is earlier than 6 weeks from ordering, then contact us by email or telephone. We will try to accommodate you, if it is possible.
Remember, once the date and location of your wedding is fixed, it is never to early to order your ketubah!
We ship directly from our studio. The ketubah is mailed in a strong protective tube by the Express mail of the Postal Service. We will send you an email with your invoice and the tracking number information on the day it is posted. Please take into consideration that a signature may be required by the recipient. Shipping to North America usually takes a week or less, however, we prefer to leave at least two weeks for delivery. On rush orders, we ship by FedEx ($100 additional). The ketubah is sent as a “religious wedding document” and is, typically, duty-free. Though it is very unlikely to be the case, we cannot assume responsibility for any custom fees.
Remember, once the date and location of your wedding is fixed, it is never to early to order your ketubah!
We ship directly from our studio. The ketubah is mailed in a strong protective tube by the Express mail of the Postal Service. We will send you an email with your invoice and the tracking number information on the day it is posted. Please take into consideration that a signature may be required by the recipient. Shipping to North America usually takes a week or less, however, we prefer to leave at least two weeks for delivery. On rush orders, we ship by FedEx ($100 additional). The ketubah is sent as a “religious wedding document” and is, typically, duty-free. Though it is very unlikely to be the case, we cannot assume responsibility for any custom fees.
All ketubah sales are final, but we are committed to you being 100% satisfied. If you need to cancel your ketubah order, for any reason, before we start processing it, we will return your payment in full minus 10%. Should you have any problem or are dissatisfied with your ketubah, we will try to solve the problem in every way we can. We want you to love your ketubah now and for many years to come. Danny has a wonderful track record of happy customers.
Hi Danny and Leah,
I just wanted to let you know that we are in love with the ketubah. It is even more beautiful in person, and so detailed and intricate. Several of our friends and family members have noted that it's the most beautiful ketubah they have ever seen. Thank you so much for this beautiful piece of artwork! L'shanah tovah!
All our best,
