I am always on the look out for unique and romantic ideas for weddings. I came across the Modernketubah.com website and feel in LOVE with the concept of using a ketubah for your wedding day. If you would like one for your wedding day check out Modernketubah.com or add it to your DIY wedding day projects!
What is a ketubah?
(pronounced "keh-TOO-buh") in Hebrew it means "document" or "it is written".A ketubah is a work of art that uses images and words to express the love and commitment of your marriage vows.
A ketubah is a unique way to publicly declare your commitment and love in addition to the ceremony. At the reception instead of a guest book, have guest sign your wedding day ketubah! You can frame and display it in your home as a constant reminder of all who shared your special day.
The picture can be of flowers, such as the ones displayed here. Or some other options are engagement photos, your wedding rings, wedding bouquet or anything else symbolic about your wedding day.
Some ideas for words to use on your wedding day ketubah can be your personally written wedding vows, a favorite poem, a favorite scripture or song.
What is a ketubah?
(pronounced "keh-TOO-buh") in Hebrew it means "document" or "it is written".A ketubah is a work of art that uses images and words to express the love and commitment of your marriage vows.
Photo Credit: Daniel Sroka, ModernKetubah.com |
A ketubah is a unique way to publicly declare your commitment and love in addition to the ceremony. At the reception instead of a guest book, have guest sign your wedding day ketubah! You can frame and display it in your home as a constant reminder of all who shared your special day.
Photo Credit: Daniel Sroka, ModernKetubah.com |
The picture can be of flowers, such as the ones displayed here. Or some other options are engagement photos, your wedding rings, wedding bouquet or anything else symbolic about your wedding day.
Photo Credit: Daniel Sroka, ModernKetubah.com |
Some ideas for words to use on your wedding day ketubah can be your personally written wedding vows, a favorite poem, a favorite scripture or song.