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Ketubah Art worth hanging
A ketubah spends twenty minutes being a formality and the rest of its life on your wall. We design for the second part.
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Our Ketubah Art
Ordering 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 Makes Good Ketubah Art?
A ketubah has a harder job than most art: it has to carry a block of text and still work as a picture. The pieces that succeed build the text into the composition rather than stamping it on top — a wreath that encircles the words, a horizon that runs behind them, a ring of trees that frames them. At a distance it reads as a painting; up close it reads as your marriage contract.
How Our Ketubah Art Is Printed
Every design is produced as a giclée print on premium heavyweight museum-grade fine art paper — a smooth matte finish that lifts colour without glare and meets archival standards, so it holds up for decades on a wall. Selected designs are also available as stretched canvas, hand-stretched over a frame and ready to hang without framing.
Choosing Ketubah Art for Your Home
Think about the room it will hang in rather than the room you will marry in. Consider the light, the wall colour, and whether you want a piece that sits quietly or one that draws the eye. Sizes are listed on each design, and a bilingual text needs a little more room than a single language, which is worth knowing before you pick a size.
Pairing the Art With Your Text
The art and the wording are independent choices — every design works with every text we offer. Choose the piece because you want to look at it, then choose the words because they are true, on our ketubah texts page. Neither decision limits the other.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ketubah art is the artwork surrounding the text of a Jewish marriage contract. Historically a decorative border; today the artwork is usually the piece, with the text built into the composition so it reads as a painting from across the room.
No. Every design works with every text we offer.
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.
Yes. We email a digital proof with all your details in place, and nothing goes to press until you approve it.















































