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Reform
Modern English + Hebrew, egalitarian language for liberal Jewish ceremonies
Modern
Egalitarian
Mutual vows exchanged by both partners; fully gender-equal language
Modern
Conservative (with Lieberman Clause)
Traditional Aramaic text with the Lieberman Clause for Conservative ceremonies
Traditional
RCA Orthodox
Classic Aramaic ketubah text for halachically observant ceremonies
Traditional
Sephardic
Traditional Sephardic Aramaic text with additional Sephardic customs
Traditional
Interfaith
Celebrates both traditions; no Hebrew required. Ideal for Jewish/non-Jewish couples
Inclusive
Non-Binary
Gender-neutral language throughout English and Hebrew texts
Inclusive
Same Sex (Women)
Feminine language and grammar throughout both English and Hebrew
Inclusive
Same Sex (Men)
Masculine language and grammar throughout both English and Hebrew
Inclusive
Secular Humanistic
No religious language; celebrates love and commitment for any couple
Inclusive
Anniversary
For vow renewals and milestone anniversary celebrations
Special

Fill-in-the-Blank
Save $75
Your text is printed with blank lines for names, date, location, and signature lines — completed by hand at your ceremony.
Personalized
Standard
Your names, wedding date, and location are professionally typeset directly into your chosen text. No blanks to fill in.
Most popular
Customized
+$75
Fully custom or modified text with all details typeset throughout. Translation services included.

We recommend Personalized or Customized — your details will be professionally typeset directly into the text.

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