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Gorgeous 11 x14 or 12 x 16 Ketubah with a Persian feel. This one has Modern text in English as well as the "SHEMA" in Hebrew. This is suitable for Orthodox, Conservative, Reformed, or interfaith marriages.

This ketubah comes with English Text 1, English Text 2 , English and Aramaic Orthodox or Conservative, Aramaic Orthodox or Conservative only, or the Anniversary Text.

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"You are
my beloved and my
best friend. I give myself to
you and you alone with all of my
heart, today and forever. I promise
to support you through life's challenges,
in times of sorrow as well as in times of
joy, in order to enable you to fulfill your
destiny and purpose in life. I will try to
always be understanding, kind, and
compassionate. I will share my thoughts
and feelings with you and listen when you
share yours with me. I thank God for
bringing us together and joining
our hearts in love."

On the ___ day of the month of _____, in the
year ____, corresponding to the ___ day of the
month of ______, in the year _____, in the city
of ______, in the state of _______, ________
and ________ have been joined together in the
Holy Covenant of Marriage.

All is valid and binding
as attested by:

Rabbi _________________
Bride ____________ Groom ______________
Witnesses ______________ _______________

On the _____ Day of the Month of _________, in the Year _______,
which corresponds to the _____ Day of the Month of ___________,
in the Year ______, in the City of _______________ , in the State of
_______________ ,the Bride, ___________________ and the Groom,
_______________________, pledge their love to each other as they
stand under the Chuppah. They promise to respect, honor, cherish
and trust one another; to listen to each other and value the attributes
and unique gifts each bring to this union. They promise to be faithful
to each other and hold their marriage vows sacred. They are now
joined together in the Holy Covenant of Marriage according to the
Laws of God and Man. The two are now declared to be One Flesh
in God and Husband and Wife, as attested by:

Rabbi/Officiant _________________________

Bride ____________________ Groom ____________________

Witnesses: ____________________
 

On the _____ Day of the Month of _________, in the Year _______,
which corresponds to the _____ Day of the Month of ___________,
in the Year ______, in the City of _______________ , in the State of
_______________ ,the Bride, ___________________ and the Groom,
_______________________, pledge their love to each other as they
stand under the Chuppah. They promise to respect, honor, cherish
and trust one another; to listen to each other and value the attributes
and unique gifts each bring to this union. They promise to be faithful
to each other and hold their marriage vows sacred. They are now
joined together in the Holy Covenant of Marriage according to the
Laws of God and Man. The two are now declared to be One Flesh
in God and Husband and Wife, as attested by:

Today, on our __ anniversary, we recommit ourselves to one
another, knowing that we love each other even more today than
when we first joined our hearts and our lives together.

Beloved, you are my soul mate and the love of my life. I thank
God for bringing us together and keeping us together all these years.

 I, ___________ renew my vows to love, protect, and honor you
as my wife, to continue to value everything that you bring to this

union. I, ________________, renew my vows to love, respect,

cherish and honor you as my husband. We both pledge to be

faithful to each other, and never  to take each other for granted.

May the coming years we spend together be many and blessed

as we serve God together and follow in His Word.

Rabbi/Officiant _________________________

Bride ____________________ Groom ____________________

Witnesses: ____________________