Yes. We can typeset the ketubah text you provide for Orthodox, Masorti or Conservative, Reform or Liberal, egalitarian, interfaith and secular ceremonies, as well as other traditions. Because requirements vary between rabbis, officiants and communities, please ask yours to provide or approve the exact wording. We’ll carefully place the approved text within your chosen design and send you a digital proof to check before anything is printed.
Yes. We offer free delivery worldwide on our ketubahs. Couples in the United States can see US shipping & timelines for delivery details.
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Non-personalised Judaica prints may be returned after notifying us within 14 days of delivery. Personalised and bespoke artwork cannot be returned for a change of mind once work has begun, but faulty, damaged or incorrect items are always covered. Read our full returns, refunds and cancellations policy.
Custom ketubah commissions start from £850 (approx US$1,100 / ₪3,400). The starting price includes the one-to-one design process, original hand-painted artwork on premium A2 watercolour paper and free worldwide shipping. Your final quote depends on the scale, complexity and optional additions such as gold leaf. We confirm the price during your free consultation before you commit, with 50% paid when the approved text is ready for printing and the remaining 50% when the painting is finished.
Our ketubah prints are available in A2 (16.5 × 23.4 in) and 19.7 × 19.7 in. The exact dimensions are shown on each print's product page.
Yes, we can accommodate any size you need, though it may cost extra. Book a free consultation to discuss your options.
We use the highest quality paper, extra thick 310gsm watercolour paper that gives a beautiful, archival finish.
