
FREE personalization on every ketubah — names, date, venue and witnesses
Custom Ketubahs, in your own words
Every ketubah we send is already personalized. Write your own text, or bring your own artist — we handle the rest.
- Free personalization
- Rabbi reviewed texts
- Free shipping
- 100% satisfaction guarantee
Ketubah Designs to Personalize
Customizing your ketubah is simple
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Choose your artwork
Pick the design you want to display in your home.
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Choose your text
Select the wording for your ceremony, or send us your own.
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Approve your proof
We personalize everything and email you a digital proof before printing.
What Is a Custom Ketubah?
Every ketubah we print is a custom one. Your names and Hebrew names, your wedding date, the venue and your witnesses are set into the text itself before anything goes to press — not written in afterwards. Beyond that, the wording can be adapted, replaced, or written entirely by you.
Personalized Text or Custom Text?
These are two different things, and knowing which you want makes everything else simpler.
Personalized text is free with every ketubah. You choose one of our texts — traditional Aramaic, Conservative, Reform, egalitarian, Sephardic, interfaith, secular humanist, LGBTQ+ or nonbinary — and after checkout we email you for your details. We then set your names, your wedding date and the place of the wedding into the text itself, so it reads as one piece rather than a form with blanks filled in.
Custom text is when you bring your own. You or your officiant supply the entire wording, in both Hebrew and English, and we adapt it into the artwork you have chosen — setting it, spacing it and laying it out so it sits properly inside the design.
Signature lines are left blank in both cases. They are signed at the ketubah ceremony on the day of the wedding.
Writing Your Own Ketubah Text
If none of the standard wordings say what you want to say, send us yours. We will typeset it in Hebrew, English or both, lay it out inside the design you have chosen, and our Rabbis will review it if you would like them to. Couples use this to blend two traditions, to add a third language, or simply to say something in their own voice.
Hebrew Names and Personal Details
The details are where most of the care goes. If you know your Hebrew name but are unsure how it is spelled, tell us the English and our team will confirm it. If you do not have one, we can help you render your English name in Hebrew. Parents' names, a parent who has passed away, three witnesses instead of two — tell us and we will set it correctly.
Bringing Your Own Artist
If someone close to you is making the artwork, our Circular Ketubah Text prints your chosen wording in a circular layout and leaves the space around it open for them to work into. You get a properly typeset, Rabbi-reviewed text; they get a blank canvas.
How the Proof Works
Once we have your details we email a digital proof showing exactly what will print. Read it carefully, send it to your officiant, and tell us about anything that needs changing — a spelling, a date, a word. We will send a fresh proof. Nothing goes to press until you say so.
Frequently Asked Questions
Personalized text is free with every ketubah: you pick one of our texts and we set your names, date and place of the wedding into it. Custom text is when you supply the entire wording yourself, in Hebrew and English, and we adapt it into the artwork you have chosen. Signature lines are left blank either way, to be signed on the day.
Yes, in two ways. Every ketubah is personalized with your names, Hebrew names, date, venue and witnesses at no charge; and the wording itself can be replaced entirely with your own.
Absolutely. Send us your wording and we will typeset it in Hebrew, English or both. Our Rabbis can review it if you would like.
Ours start at $99 for the Circular Ketubah Text, where we print your wording and you bring your own artist for the artwork. A fully designed ketubah is $259, and that includes your personalized text in Hebrew and English, your digital proof and shipping — there are no add-on fees.
Yes. Interfaith couples have ketubahs, and so do secular and humanist couples. We offer interfaith wording written to honour both partners equally, and secular humanist wording with no religious framing at all, in Hebrew and English.
You can bring your own artist: our Circular Ketubah Text prints your chosen wording in a circular layout and leaves the surrounding space open for them. You can also write the text yourself and we will typeset it inside any design in the collection.
Two to three months before the wedding is comfortable — it leaves room for the questionnaire, the digital proof and any changes your officiant asks for. Shorter timelines are often possible; tell us your date.
Yes, at no extra charge. Your names, Hebrew names, wedding date, venue and witnesses are set into the text before printing.
Tell us the English spelling and our team will help you confirm the Hebrew.















































