Many people ask me if they can have a ketubah even if they are not Jewish. They love the idea and ritual of a marriage contract or a way to artistically document and hang on the wall their commitment to one another.

Ketubah Graphia says, "of course!"

Ketubah Graphia has several options for the text of your ketubah:

Choose from any of the texts on the website such as the Interfaith, English-only Wedding Blessing, Secular Humanistic, Equal Partners, Traditional Apache Wedding Blessing
Write your own text
Provide me with a copy of your vows, wording from your ceremony, or any other text meaningful to you

I can hand-calligraph any text and turn it into a contemporary design that marks your occasion and commitment to one another.

Anyone can have a ‘ketubah’ that reflects a combination of their personal beliefs and vows to one another.

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Check in regularly for updates, to learn more about the making of a ketubah, the tradition behind the wedding contract and its modern variations, and more.

Help! We love the idea of a ketubah but we’re not Jewish