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This anniversary ketubah depicts a wedding taking place under the night sky in the Old City of Jerusalem. The Linden Tree in the foreground recalls the couple's original wedding. Musical notes wafting through the air and white roses represent the couple's children and lend a feeling of magic.
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This couple wanted their ketubah to have a design that was light, fresh, and modern. Notice how the text floats over the image.
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In this example, a very
colorful design seems to dance about the text. The circle symbolizes
the cyclical nature of life. Flowers and leaves are typically
depicted to represent fertility, life, the potential for growth,
and abundance.
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Colors
have both universal and individual resonances. Think about
the colors that best symbolize the tones of your relationship.
Is your connection, earthy? Passionate? Spiritual? A bond
between best friends? Thoughtful?
A journey? Everchanging?
All calligraphy and artwork is done by
hand.
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Two trees reach toward
each other; a lush garden grows in their shade. Witnesses
sign in the blank space amidst the garden symbolizing the
support of friends and community.
This design is available as a ready made
print--text can be customized.
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The look
of this ketubah is bold, and yet quite intricate--inspired
by an actual Persian ketubah dating back to the 19th century. This design is also available as
a ready made print with either standard or custom text.
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A vibrant floral pattern
with bursts of color and swirling greenery. This image is available
as a ready made print with custom or standard text.
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Brightly colored flowers
and leaves encircle the text to signify the time of their
wedding, and the sense of new life and vitality inherent
in the beginning of Spring, for this couple.
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"I
have found the one in whom my soul delights."
Pomegranates symbolize fertility,
abundance and marriage, and are often depicted as a reminder
of Judaism's ancient traditions and Mediterranean roots.
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In this ketubah,
two trees come together representing the joining together
of two strong individuals. Nestled within the leaves are
symbols that represent unique aspects of both partners and
their relationship. The space at the bottom was filled on
their wedding day with the signatures of all the guests
attending the wedding, as they took on the role of witness
for this couple.
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This design is simpler-- with more leaves,
and fewer flowers. This couple described their relationship
in more practical terms. They wanted the leaves to symbolize
the lasting and more, "down to earth," nature of their bond.
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