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The Jewish Marriage Contract called a Ketubah (spelled in a variety of ways including: Kettubah, Ketuba, Ktuba, Kituba, katubah, kattubah, katuba, and in the plural ketubot, katubot, kitubot and ketubahs) is a tradition in Jewish wedding customs and in Jewish history. The Art of the Ketubah entails a unique document known as a marriage contract that outlines marital responsibilities and, at the same time, is set into an artful background. Your interfaith or traditional ketuba may be the first work of art that you, as a couple, will select together. This is not always a simple task. Surely, when you have searched and finally chosen a ketubah that reflects a meeting of the minds, you can be happy and confident in your ability as a couple to accomplish your future goals. So, open your minds to each other's observations and enjoy the journey that will bring you even closer at the end.
With many text choices and signing decisions to make questions arise along the way, you can go to the menu bar at the top of the page and look at our FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) for answers. And always feel free to contact us. You will be greeted by a warm and friendly person who will take the time to explain and clarify everything. Ketuba text choices for example, include Traditional Aramaic (Orthodox), Conservative with Lieberman Clause, Egalitarian (Reform), Interfaith (non-Denominational), Humanistic, Anniversary, Commitment Vows (Gender Neutral), Secular, Blank. . . All of these options are bound to be confusing. No question is to too silly. Just ask. You are sure to find the Ketubah that will suit both your taste and your budget. Oh, also,
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