Conservative Egalitarian

We witness that on the __________ day of the week, the __________ day of the month of __________, in the year __________, corresponding to the __________ day of __________, __________, here in __________, the groom, __________, son of __________, said to the bride, __________, daughter of __________, “You are consecrated to me as my wife, with this ring, according to the laws of Moses and Israel,” and that the bride, __________, said to the groom, __________ , “You are consecrated to me as my husband with this ring, according to the laws of Moses and Israel.” The groom and the bride accepted all the conditions of betrothal and marriage as set forth by biblical law and by the rulings of the Sages of blessed memory. The groom and bride further agreed willingly to work for one another, to honor, support, and nurture one another, to live with one another, and to build together a household of integrity as befits members of the Jewish people. The bride accepted a ring from the groom, and the groom accepted a ring from the bride, for the purposes of creating this marriage and to symbolize their love. The groom and bride also accepted full legal responsibility for the obligations herein taken on, as well as for the various property entering the marriage from their respective homes and families, and agreed that the obligations in this Ketubah may be satisfied even from moveable property. We have had both the groom and the bride formally acquire these obligations to the other, with an instrument fit for such purposes. Thus all is in order and in force.

Groom ____________ Bride ____________
Witness ____________ Witness ____________
Rabbi ______________