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Secular and Humanist Ketubahs: For Couples Without a Denomination

You don't belong to a synagogue. You might not believe in God -- or you might, but in your own way. You're not having a rabbi officiate. And yet, something about the idea of a ketubah speaks to you...

Ketubah for Second Marriages: What You Need to Know

Getting married again is a beautiful thing. Whether you've been widowed or divorced, finding love a second (or third) time around is something worth celebrating -- and yes, it absolutely calls for ...

The Lieberman Clause: What Conservative Couples Need to Know

If you're planning a Conservative Jewish wedding, you've probably heard the term "Lieberman clause" mentioned by your rabbi, your wedding planner, or that one very knowledgeable aunt. Maybe you nod...

LGBTQ+ Ketubahs: A Complete Guide for Same-Sex Couples

Your love story is worth celebrating — fully, beautifully, and without compromise. If you're an LGBTQ+ couple planning a Jewish wedding (or a wedding that incorporates Jewish traditions), a ketub...

The Complete Guide to Interfaith Ketubahs

What Is an Interfaith Ketubah? Planning a wedding that honors two different traditions is one of the most meaningful things a couple can do. If you or your partner come from different religious ba...