Sephardic - Tradition and Love

The Sephardic ketubah blends tradition and cultural richness, offering a timeless reflection of the marriage covenant. Written primarily in Aramaic, it honors the unique heritage of Sephardic Jewish communities, highlighting Sephardic customs, such as blessings for prosperity and references to community values, setting it apart with its emphasis on cultural identity. 

The language is formal yet deeply meaningful, outlining mutual obligations and blessings for a harmonious life together, celebrating love, partnership, and the enduring values of faith and family.

We have an Aramaic-only version and an Aramaic and English version.

The accompanied English version captures the essence of the original text, while preserving its profound meaning.