
How it works
Order the art now. Decide the words with us.
You approve twice before anything prints: first your text, then the finished design. Read our ketubah guide →
- 1TodayOrderChoose the art and personalization. Your text can wait.
- 2When you're readySend detailsNames, date and text, in the cart or after checkout.
- 3Approval 1 of 2Approve your textWe send your full text as a document to check with your rabbi or officiant.
- 4Approval 2 of 2Approve the designWe lay your approved text into the art and send a digital proof.
- 5About a week laterWe print and shipPrinted in Brooklyn on archival paper. Free US shipping, and we ship internationally.
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The art
Ahava Lions, by Eitan Gutenmacher
Designed by Eitan Gutenmacher — a New York-based graphic designer and creative director whose work sits at the intersection of aesthetics and Jewish spirit — this ketubah is anchored by two golden lions flanking the Hebrew word for love. Bold, richly illustrated, unmistakably Jewish, and somehow both ancient and completely of this moment.
Printed on heavy cream-toned stock made from 90% bamboo and 10% cotton, with a softly textured surface and a natural raw edge that gives each piece a handmade quality. The warm tone deepens the color and adds to the ceremonial weight of the piece.
Details
Questions
Do I need to know my text before I order?
No. Order the art you love now, and send your names, date and text in the cart or in the form we email after checkout. Not sure which text fits? Compare our texts or ask us.
Can my rabbi or officiant review it first?
Yes. We send your full text as a document before anything is designed, so your rabbi or officiant can review the exact wording. Then you approve the design proof. Nothing prints until you approve both.
Which texts work with this design?
Our texts cover Orthodox, Conservative, Sephardic, Reform, Egalitarian, Interfaith, Non-Binary, Same Sex, Secular Humanistic and Anniversary ceremonies, or write your own with Custom Text. If a specific design can't be used with the Orthodox text, we won't offer that combination. Read every text in full.
What is Fill-in-the-Blank, and who fills it in?
Fill-in-the-Blank prints your chosen text with blanks for names, date and location, completed by hand at your ceremony. If your text includes Hebrew, those blanks need someone who writes Hebrew. It's $75 less than Personalized.
How long does it take, and can you rush?
Most ketubahs ship within about 4 weeks, including time for both approvals. Printing and shipping take about a week after you approve the proof. Shipping internationally? Allow extra time. Getting married soon? Reach out before ordering and we'll do everything we can.
What if we need changes after ordering?
Text changes are part of the process. Ask for changes when we send your text document, and again on the design proof.
What if we don't love it?
Love it or your money back. Let us know within 15 days of delivery and we'll work with you until you're completely satisfied, or refund you in full. See our policy.
Are there any extra fees?
No. Our prices are all-in: your text document and design proof, archival signing pens, a practice sheet and US shipping are included. The only additions are sales tax where it applies, and rush or international shipping if you choose them.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes. International rates and delivery times are shown at checkout and vary by country. Shipping within the US is always free.
Still unsure? Read our ketubah guide, or email shalom@shoptchotchke.com. Real people, usually the same day.



