What is a ketubah?
A ketubah is a work of art that expresses the meaning and emotion of your wedding vows.
"Jason is Jewish and I am Christian, so we mixed a few elements of both religions in the ceremony and this was brilliant. We love having our Ketubah as it is a beautiful reminder of our wonderful day." — Sarah & Jason, Cape Town
Yes! I make ketubahs for all couples and weddings.
Can you have a ketubah? Absolutely! While the ketubah has its roots in Jewish wedding tradition, its beauty is now embraced by couples from all different religions and cultures. I have created ketubahs for all kinds of couples (Jewish, Interfaith, Christian, multicultural, same-sex, and non-religious) and ceremonies (weddings, commitment ceremonies, anniversaries and vow renewals).
I designed my ketubahs specifically to be adaptable to all kinds of modern couples and ceremonies. Instead of relying on religious symbolism, I use my own fine art photography of nature. I also wrote most of the texts myself, using modern and inclusive language. By selecting the texts and options you want, you can create a ketubah that perfectly fits you and your ceremony:
How to make an interfaith ketubah
My wife and I are interfaith, and the whole reason I started Modern Ketubah was to provide interfaith couples with ketubahs designed for them. Learn how to make an interfaith ketubah, and how to make it part of your ceremony. read more
How to make a ketubah for same-sex weddings
For gay and lesbian couples, the ketubah has become a proud and public celebration of their love and commitment. read more
How to make a ketubah for non-Jewish & Christian weddings
The ketubah is a such a meaningful symbol of marriage that more and more non-Jewish couples are adopting the tradition for their own wedding. read more
How to make a ketubah all your guests can sign
Most ketubahs are just signed by the couple, the officiant, and witnesses. But some couples and traditions want everyone at the wedding to sign. Here's how
How to celebrate your anniversary with a ketubah
Even if you've been married a while, you can have a ketubah. I make anniversary ketubahs for couples celebrating major milestones in their marriage. read more
Let me help you
While this all may sound complex, I've been doing this a long time and will helpmake getting your ketubah easy. If you want to know how a ketubah could work with your unique wedding ceremony: please just ask
