How to order your ketubah

Like every part of wedding planning, buying a ketubah can at first seem a bit overwhelming. So let me go through the process, step by step, so that you better understand how you find your own ketubah. This whole process, can take 2 to 4 weeks, so plan accordingly.

1. Find the art that you love

Your ketubah will be a central piece of art in your home, so it should something that you love. Don't settle for less! My designs may not look like your usual ketubah, but they have been chosen by Conservative and Orthodox couples, as well as interfaith, non-demoninational, gay and lesbian couples.

2. Choose text that is meaningful

The heart of the ketubah is the text, which voices the sentiments of the bride and groom. You have a lot of options for what your ketubah can say. I offer many different texts, in both English and Hebrew, written to address the needs of all kinds of ceremonies and couples. You can tweek any of my texts to make it perfect, or even choose to use your own words. I then personalize the text you choose with your names, the date and the location of your wedding, free of charge. (It's a good idea to talk with your rabbi or officiant, to see they have any special suggestions.)

3. Place your order and select your options

Once you find your ketubah, click the button that says 'Order This Ketubah'. My easy-to-use order form will take you through each step, letting you create the exact ketubah you want. After you fill in your information, your'll be able pay for it from my secure webpage with your credit card. I'll send you an email receipt which summarizes your order, and gives you any additional information you might need.

4. I create your ketubah for you

After I receive all of your ketubah information, I personally create your ketubah for you. I take great pride in my craft, and work hard to ensure that every ketubah I make is a handmade work of art, worthly of hanging in your home.

5. Review your digital proof

Next, I create an digital proof of your ketubah and email it to you. It is now your job to check everything in the ketubah for accuracy: options, names, dates, spellings, punctuation. Make sure your rabbi reviews all of the Hebrew text as well.

6. I print your ketubah and ship it to you

After you approve the proof, I print your ketubah for you. I have nearly 20 years of experience in graphic arts and printing, and my prints represent the finest quality available. I then carefully ship your ketubah in an extra-strong shipping tube (the safest way to transport fine art), along with some advice for how to you care and display your new work of art.