FAQ

  • How far in advance should I order my Ketubah?

    For custom Ketubahs, I recommend reaching out around six months before your wedding, as these require more design and planning time. Collection Ketubahs may be possible on a shorter timeline, but both options are subject to availability. Rush orders may sometimes be accommodated for an additional fee.

  • How much do your Ketubahs cost?

    Pricing depends on the design, level of customization, and size of the piece. Collection Ketubahs start at $1,500, while fully custom Ketubahs start at $2,500. Each Ketubah is individually hand-painted and hand-calligraphed, and final pricing is confirmed before booking.

  • Who provides the Ketubah text, and what texts can you work with?

    I work with a variety of Hebrew, Aramaic, and English Ketubah texts. The couple is responsible for providing the complete and final wording, approved by their rabbi or officiant. To ensure accuracy, I ask that the text be sent as a typed document rather than a photograph.

  • Can you create a papercut Ketubah?

    Yes. Papercut Ketubahs can be commissioned as custom pieces and can incorporate layered paper, watercolor, gold or silver details, and hand calligraphy depending on the design.

  • What is the difference between a custom Ketubah and a collection Ketubah?

    A custom Ketubah is designed from scratch around your story, incorporating meaningful colors, places, florals, and personal details. With the collection, you choose an existing design that I recreate and hand-calligraph just for you—never as a print.

  • Do you offer Ketubah prints?

    No. Every Ketubah is individually created by hand. Nothing is mass-produced or reproduced as a print. Depending on the design, your piece may incorporate watercolor, Hebrew calligraphy, papercut work, or a combination of techniques.

  • Can I make changes to collections designs?

    Yes. Collection designs can be personalized with changes to colors, florals, and certain details while keeping the overall design intact. For more significant changes or a completely original concept, a custom Ketubah is the best option.

  • Do you ship internationally?

    Yes. I’m based in Jerusalem, Israel, and ship Ketubahs worldwide. Each piece is carefully packaged to protect during transit. Shipping costs vary depending on the destination and size of the Ketubah and will be confirmed before your order is finalized.

  • Do you offer rush orders?

    Rush orders may sometimes be accommodated for an additional fee, depending on current availability and timeline. It's best to reach out as early as possible — ideally at least four months before your wedding, to guarantee your date.
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