Ketubah

A Ketubah is a traditional Jewish marriage contract that outlines the couple’s commitments to each other, often including moral and financial responsibilities. Historically, it served as a legal document ensuring the bride’s financial security in case of divorce. Today, it also functions as a meaningful symbol of the couple’s vows, often beautifully decorated and displayed as a piece of art. While rooted in religious and cultural traditions, the Ketubah emphasizes mutual respect, love, and partnership, serving both a legal and symbolic role in Jewish wedding ceremonies.