RCA Orthodox - Betulah Text (Without "V'kanina")

The RCA Orthodox ketubah for Betulahs contains the traditional Aramaic text established by the Rabbinical Council of America. This sacred document outlines the groom's marital and financial commitments, suitable for a Betulah bride. A Betulah bride in the Orthodox religion refers to a Jewish bride who is presumed to be a virgin at the time of her marriage.

This version is without the V'kanina clause so your rabbi/officiant can complete it at the time of the ceremony. The V'kanina clause is a traditional part of the Ketubah that symbolizes the legal and consensual binding of the marriage contract between the bride and groom.