Modern Ketubah: fine art ketubah by photographer Daniel Sroka Since 2003

Everyone can have a ketubah for their wedding

While the ketubah has its roots in the Jewish wedding tradition, its beauty has become embraced by couples from all different religions and cultures. Our ketubahs celebrate your wedding by combining beautiful images of nature with accessible, modern language, making them perfect for couples from all different backgrounds:

The interfaith ketubah

Interfaith weddings represent a beautiful moment: the joining of two traditions into one family. Learn how to make an interfaith ketubah, and how to make it a part of your ceremony... read more

The ketubah for Multicultural, Christian and non-Jewish weddings

The ketubah is a such a meaningful symbol of love and commitment, that more and more non-Jewish couples are adopting the tradition for their own wedding... read more

The ketubah for gay and lesbian weddings

For same-sex couples, the ketubah serves as an ongoing celebration of their union, love and commitment... read more

Can we have a ketubah?

I have created ketubahs for couples from a wide range of backgrounds, traditions, and beliefs. Each couple fell in love with the symbolism of the ketubah, and I worked with then to make it a perfect fit for them. If you want to know how a ketubah could work for you, please just ask.

How to order your ketubah

You just discovered the idea of a ketubah, and want one for yourself, but have no idea how to get started? Don't worry! While ordering a ketubah sounds complex, I make it easy. read more

fine art ketubahs inspired by nature