Ketubot David Mordechai · Creator 054-5-603-603
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Designed Ketubah
For a Special Wedding

A collection of original graphic designs — illustrated, printed with utmost precision. Choose the design, customize your text, and receive a piece of art that will accompany your home for a lifetime.

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The site has been operating since 2008
The Ketubot are designed in Jerusalem
The Ketubot are created by David Mordechai
The Ketubah is printed on 300 gsm chromo paper
Thick, designed binding in A3 size
A variety of designs and texts to choose from
Personal inscriptions can be included
The site has been operating since 2008
The Ketubot are designed in Jerusalem
The Ketubot are created by David Mordechai
The Ketubah is printed on 300 gsm chromo paper
Thick, designed binding in A3 size
A variety of designs and texts to choose from
Personal inscriptions can be included
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Artistic Ketubah, Digital Print

An Artistic and Personal Ketubah — At an Affordable Price

David Mordechai built this site in 2008 with one understanding: a Ketubah is a special document, but the beauty lies in being able to personalize your Ketubah. It should be as beautiful as love itself. No clichés, at an affordable price — and with soul.

Every design in the collection is an original graphic creation, designed from blank page to final detail. We craft each piece via digital printing to your specification — unique yet replicable. You choose, we adapt the design and your text, and print using top-quality digital printing — and you receive a personally designed, special Ketubah.

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The Studio · Jerusalem

Professional Guides

Everything You Need to Know About Your Ketubah

Choosing a ketubah is a lifetime decision. I've gathered into my guides a decade of familiarity with halakha, tradition and design — from the sum to write in the traditional ketubah to choosing between a printed and a handwritten ketubah.

Abstract designed ketubah

Why a Designed Ketubah?

What makes a designed ketubah a personal work of art, and why it matters on the wedding day and for all the years after.

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Traditional decorated ketubah

What Is a Ketubah — Document, Tradition and Art

The ketubah as a halakhic document, a family blessing, and a visual creation that accompanies the couple for years.

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Traditional Hebrew ketubah

The Sum in the Traditional Ketubah

How the sum is determined in the ketubah, what the minimum is, and the meaning of adjusting it to today's prices.

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Magen David ketubah

Structure of the Traditional Ketubah

The components found in every traditional ketubah — from the opening declaration to the signatures, and the halakha behind each section.

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Modern ketubah

Ketubah Texts — Traditional, Conservative, Reform

Differences in text between the main Jewish denominations, and whom each text suits.

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Botanical ketubah design

Printed or Handwritten Ketubah — Comparison Guide

Differences in quality, price, preparation time and halakha — between a digitally printed ketubah and one written by a scribe.

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Butterfly traditional ketubah

Filling Guide for a Traditional Ketubah

A practical guide to every detail you should gather before ordering — Hebrew names, lineage, date and more.

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Dove of peace ketubah

Interfaith Ketubah

For couples from different religions — a ketubah that honors two traditions and two families.

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Floral calla lily ketubah

Ketubah for a Reform Wedding

A mutual, egalitarian text that expresses Reform movement values, with text examples.

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Spring flowers ketubah

Ketubah for a Modern Orthodox Wedding

Full halakhic observance alongside accompanying agreements that protect the couple when needed.

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Butterfly on flower ketubah

Replacement Ketubah — Repair and Replacement

What to do when the ketubah is lost, damaged or you want a design upgrade, and the halakhic aspect of "replacing a ketubah".

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Rainbow ketubah

Prices, Options and Personalization

Base price, personalization add-ons, shipping options — full transparency before you begin.

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Questions & Answers

The Questions I'm Asked Most

I've collected here the questions most couples raise. If something isn't clear — reach out on WhatsApp or via the contact form.

How much does a designed ketubah cost?
The base price for a designed ketubah on the site is ₪500, which includes digital printing on 300gsm chromo paper, a thick A3 bound cover, and a design from the collection. Adding personal inscriptions or additional details to the ketubah costs an extra ₪50. No hidden fees. Full breakdown of options and prices.
How long does it take to order a ketubah?
The order process takes 5–7 business days from when all ketubah details (names, date, text) are confirmed. After ordering, I contact you via WhatsApp to collect the details, design the ketubah to your choice, and after approval — print and ship. You can choose standard shipping, express, or personal pickup in Jerusalem.
What's the difference between the texts — Traditional, Conservative, Reform, and Interfaith?
The Traditional (Orthodox) text is written in Aramaic and is the most common in Israel. The Conservative text adds clauses protecting the wife in divorce cases. The Reform text is mutual-egalitarian between both partners. The Interfaith text is adapted for couples where one partner is not Jewish. Detailed examples of all texts.
What is the sum written in the traditional ketubah?
The traditional ketubah specifies two sums: two hundred zuz of "essential ketubah" (a fixed amount from the Sages' era) and a personal addition by the groom (usually ₪100,000–200,000, but the amount is at your choice). The sum is not a "bride price" — it is insurance the husband commits to pay in case of divorce or death. Read more about the sum in the ketubah.
Can I add an illustration or personal text to the ketubah?
Yes. You can add a personal inscription at the bottom of the ketubah — extended parents' names, a family blessing, a chosen verse, or a dedication. This addition costs ₪50 and allows personal customization without affecting the ketubah's classical structure. We'll finalize the details with you via WhatsApp after ordering.
What's the difference between a printed ketubah and a handwritten one?
A digitally printed ketubah offers high design quality, rich colors, and an accessible price, and is permitted across all denominations. A handwritten ketubah by a scribe (sofer stam) is written by hand on parchment — significantly more expensive and intended for couples who prefer the traditional aspect of handwriting. Full comparison guide.
I ordered a ketubah years ago — can I get a replacement or repair?
Absolutely. Couples reach out for repair of a ketubah that was lost or damaged, for a replacement with a new design, or to correct mistakes in the existing one. The replacement-ketubah process includes halakhic aspects I go through with you. Details on replacement ketubah.
How will I receive the ketubah — when, and where?
The ketubah is shipped via courier to the address you provide (5–7 business days, ₪40), or by express with hand delivery (1–2 business days, ₪75). Couples in Jerusalem can arrange a personal pickup at the studio — free of charge. We'll coordinate the time and place with you via WhatsApp.
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When I saw the groom's emotional eyes seeing the Ketubah
That was the moment!
Michal & Yaakov · Jerusalem · 2024

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