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

The Modern Ketubah Blog : Testimonials

Some testimonials and comments from some of our wonderful customers. You can find more testimonials here.

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fabulous über bokeh-laden macro-photographic masterpieces of nature

By Daniel Sroka  /  June 24th, 2010  /  Testimonials    

I just received this note from Betsy and Peter, a wonderful couple with a wonderful story:

We received your beautiful Ketubah and it’s wonderful. Thank you ever so much. Betsy had asked that I write you and provide feedback as to why we chose “non-traditional” artwork for our Ketubah. Maybe it’s because we’re a bit non-traditional (I’m Jewish, Betsy is not). Maybe it’s because of your fabulous uber bokeh-laden macro-photographic masterpieces of nature.

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our ketubah: truly it is artwork

By Daniel Sroka  /  June 4th, 2010  /  Testimonials    

This is from Alan and Kari, who chose my African Lily Ketubah:

“Thank you for all that you have done. We chose this design because it is modern, and it honestly is a great piece of art that we are thrilled to hang in our house. It is not just a ketubah but truly it is artwork.”

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Our ketubah: a reminder of the promises we made

By Daniel Sroka  /  June 1st, 2010  /  Testimonials    

ruth and paul's testimonial

It is always wonderful to hear from my customers, especially when they take the time to send a personal note. I love how Ruth and Paul perfectly expressed the meaning of the ketubah, as both a part of there ceremony, and as a part of their lives together:

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our ketubah: this amazing piece of art

By Daniel Sroka  /  November 3rd, 2009  /  Testimonials    

I always love it when I hear from a bride and groom I made a ketubah for, and learn why they chose one of my designs. Beth and Jeremy, and interfaith and intercultural couple, just wrote me to tell me why the Horizon Ketubah was “perfect” for them:

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choosing a ketubah that is “simple, modern and clean”

By Daniel Sroka  /  September 25th, 2009  /  Testimonials    

One of my customers, Joey, just shared this description of why she chose my ketubah for her wedding:

“I have to be honest, I am not a “traditional” girl and that is why I was very drawn to your ketubah. I am an interior designer and so the way something looks is obviously very important to me. I love the simple nature of your work… it was honestly exactly what I was looking for. Something simple, modern and clean.”

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Jennifer is speechless about her ketubah

By Daniel Sroka  /  January 21st, 2009  /  Testimonials    

“We received the Ketubah, it is amazing!!! I was speechless when I saw it, and if you knew me, you would know that never happens! :) We can not thank you enough! You do amazing work!”

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From Stephanie and Elon

By Daniel Sroka  /  August 11th, 2008  /  Testimonials    

“I just received our Ketubah and I wanted to send you a note to let you know how much we absolutely love it. My fiance and I looked long and hard to find a Ketubah that spoke to us, as much in the words as in the art. When we received ours last week, we were speechless. We didn’t think we could find something we’d want to hang on our walls, now the questions is how quickly can we get it framed to put us. Again, it’s beautiful. Many thanks.”

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choosing a ketubah as part of a ‘flower ceremony’

By Daniel Sroka  /  June 9th, 2008  /  Interfaith Weddings, Testimonials    

Kim and Matthew wrote to me to describe why they chose my Autumn Gold ketubah, and to describe how they customized their interfaith wedding ceremony to fit their personalities:

“One reason we chose your artwork is that my fiancé very much likes Japanese décor. We have created a “flower ceremony” within our ceremony during which we are exchanging five flowers with specific meanings to give each other for the recipe for a great marriage. Specifically, we are using the Lotus Flower because it blooms in tough times, the Lily of the Valley which means happiness, the Chrysanthemum which means love and longevity, the Yellow Rose which means friendship and finally Ivy which means Fidelity. The Japanese Maple Leaf that we found on your website was yet another aspect of the Japanese decor and fit our theme perfectly! The moment we found your website we knew it was perfect.”

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a ketubah that expressed exactly what we wanted to say

By Daniel Sroka  /  June 9th, 2008  /  Testimonials    

“We chose one of your ketubahs… mainly because we did not want a traditional ketubah. We would like to hang the ketubah on the wall in our new house as a piece of art and since my fiancé is not Jewish I wanted him to be able to enjoy it without feeling like it was some sort of religious artifact. Luckily I stumbled upon your website and we were able to get a ketubah that expressed exactly what we wanted to say and was beautiful at the same time.”

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From Deborah and Steve

By Daniel Sroka  /  May 22nd, 2008  /  Testimonials    

“I was personally drawn to your work was because to me it seemed to have a more simple elegance about it that I liked. I also liked the words… I found that really said what I feel in my heart for my husband to be. The ketubah hanging in my home will be the same feeling I have when I look at my wedding ring, it will reconfirm my wedding vows and my commitment.”

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