Custom Ketubah & Wedding Art
Hand-cut papercut ketubot rooted in Jewish text, tradition, and personal meaning.
Your ketubah marks the beginning of a shared life. Whether you’re looking for a finished design, a personalized variation, or a completely custom commission, each piece is created to become a lasting part of your home and family story.
Drawing on Jewish text, symbolism, and your personal story, I create ketubot that balance tradition, artistry, and personal meaning.
Three Ways to Create Your Ketubah
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Select a ready-made ketubah from the collection and choose your text option.
Explore Ready-Made Designs
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Adjust colors, sizing, language, symbolic elements, or other details to make a design your own.
Explore Personalization Options
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Create a one-of-a-kind piece inspired by your story, values, and vision.
Explore Custom Commissions
Ready-Made Ketubot
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A circular papercut ketubah featuring white pomegranates and floral forms set against a rich purple background.
Pomegranates symbolize abundance, blessing, and a life filled with possibility in Jewish tradition. Here, they form a continuous circular frame around your ketubah text, creating a sense of movement and balance while drawing the eye inward to your vows.
This design combines hand-cut papercut artwork with professionally printed archival text on museum-quality paper. The result is a layered piece that feels both contemporary and rooted in tradition, designed to be displayed as a lasting work of art in your home.
Details
• Materials: Acid-free archival paper
• White papercut with purple paper background
• Mounted on sturdy foam core and ready for signing
• Made to order in my studio in 3-5 weeks
A contemporary papercut ketubah featuring an intricate geometric design layered over a rich background with metallic silver accents.
Hand-cut white paper and reflective silver details create a striking architectural composition that frames your chosen ketubah text. Crisp geometric forms bring structure and balance to the design, while the layered construction adds depth and dimension.
Available with navy blue, purple, or black backgrounds, this ketubah combines traditional craftsmanship with a modern aesthetic. Personalized with your names, date, and wedding details, it is designed to serve both as a sacred wedding document and as a lasting work of art for your home.
Details
• Materials: Acid-free archival papers
• White papercut with metallic silver paper accents
• Choose background: navy blue, purple, black
• Mounted on sturdy foam core and ready for signing
• Made to order in my studio in 3-5 weeks
The Adventure Awaits Ketubah was designed for couples whose story is written in trail miles, national park stamps, and mornings in a tent. More than a contract, it’s a portrait of your shared journey.
This is an original two-layer ketubah.
The top layer is hand cut — not machine cut — from a single sheet of archival white paper. The design reveals a sunrise radiating over mountain peaks, evergreen pines, a cascading waterfall, a tent tucked in the trees, blooming poppy flowers, a stone campfire, and your loyal dog at the edge of camp.
Beneath it, a museum-quality archival print of my original watercolor in sunset pinks, golden hour orange, and deep twilight teal glows through the cuts. Your chosen ketubah text is printed directly onto the watercolor, so your words become part of the landscape.
Personalized For Your Relationship
This design can be personalized for a small fee. For example:
• Swapping the campfire for a pair of hiking boots to represent the two of you
• Adjusting the dog’s ears, tail, or build to reflect their breed
• Small tweaks to landscape elements
Please contact me before ordering for a custom quote. Most minor edits are $35-$75.
Details
• Materials: Acid-free archival papers
• White papercut with metallic silver paper accents
• Choose background: navy blue, purple, black
• Mounted on sturdy foam core and ready for signing
• Made to order in my studio in 3-5 weeks
Adjustments to an existing design to better reflect your relationship or preferences while maintaining the original composition.
Personalize Existing Designs
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Popular
Personalization Options
Price: +$35–$200, depending on scope
Color adjustments
Alternative sizes and layouts
Additional or different symbolic elements
Questions about personalizations or are you ready to get started? Fill out the form below and I’ll respond within 1-2 business days.
Commission a Fully Custom Ketubah
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A fully custom ketubah begins with your story and is designed specifically for your wedding.
Whether you want to incorporate meaningful symbols, family traditions, favorite flowers, important locations, Jewish texts, or other personal elements, we’ll create a design that reflects what matters most to you.
Commission Details
Starting Price: $750
This includes original layout design, concept development, and full artistic direction.Timeline: Most ketubot are completed within 3–5 weeks.
Deposit: A 50% deposit reserves your place on my calendar.
Rush Orders: Available when scheduling allows, for a small fee.
Framing: Available upon request.
Shipping: Complimentary within the United States.
THE PROCESS
1. Free Consultation
We’ll discuss your wedding, preferred text, design ideas, and any symbolic or personal elements you’d like to include.
2. Design
After a signed agreement and 50% deposit, I’ll begin creating your custom ketubah.
3. Creation
Your ketubah text is professionally printed and the artwork is hand cut using archival-quality materials.
4. Delivery
Your finished ketubah ships flat and ready for your ceremony. Complimentary shipping and a matching signing pen are included.
Questions about commissions or are you ready to get started? Fill out the form below and I’ll respond within 1-2 business days.
I accept a limited number of commissions throughout the year.
Please reach out to discuss your wedding date and check current availability.
Availability
Inquiries & Requests
If you’re ready to begin, or even if you’re still figuring out what you want, please reach out. Start by sharing your wedding date and any initial ideas, and I’ll take it from there.
If you’d prefer to email me directly: hello@evelyngoldmanart.com