About
About Beautiful Ketubahs
An independent, editorial guide to the world of ketubah art, built to help couples find the right artist and understand the tradition.
Beautiful Ketubahs is a curated directory and free planning resource for one of the most meaningful objects a Jewish couple will ever own: the ketubah.
We started this project because finding a ketubah artist is harder than it should be. Wonderful makers are scattered across personal websites, Instagram accounts and marketplace shops, and couples often do not know where to begin, or how the many text traditions differ. We bring the artists together in one calm, beautiful place, and pair them with clear, respectful guides to the texts, styles and customs.
What we do
We feature real, active ketubah artists worldwide, with a short profile, a look at their work, and direct links to their own websites and shops. We write plain-English guides to every major ketubah text, from Orthodox customs to interfaith and egalitarian wording. And we build free tools, a text generator, a Hebrew date converter, a budget calculator and more, so you can plan with confidence.
How we make money
We are supported by artist referrals and affiliate links. When we link to a marketplace, that link may earn us a small commission at no cost to you. This never affects which artists we feature or what we say about them: our editorial choices are our own.
Our promise to artists
We feature artists editorially, always with credit and a link back to their own work. Any artist can request an update or removal at any time through our for artists page, and we honor those requests within 48 hours.
What we value
How we work
Respect for the tradition
We write carefully about texts and customs, and say so plainly where communities genuinely differ.
Fair to artists
Credit, links and control. We send couples to artists, and honor removal requests within 48 hours.
Honest with couples
Clear guides, real price ranges, and no pressure. We do not sell ketubahs ourselves.
Ready to begin?
Browse the gallery, or read our guide to choosing the right ketubah.
Open the gallery