The ketubah text has a long history that stretches back two thousand years, and is the foundation on which all Jewish weddings are built upon. The traditional text is still used today by orthodox and conservative communities, and remains unchanged since Talmudic times. It is still written in the ancient Aramaic language it was originally composed in. As Judaism continues to evolve, there are many modern options for the ketubah text that reflect the values held by different communities today. Ranging from slight variations on the traditional Aramaic text that have accumulated throughout the centuries, to the new texts composed in the 20th century to reflect and accommodate the different ways people practice Judaism around the world today.
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Traditional Ketubah Texts
Orthodox RCA
Conservative With Lieberman Clause
Traditional Orthodox
Orthodox United Synagogue UK
Israel Rabbanut
Reform Ketubah Texts
Reform 1
Reform 2
Reform 3
Reform 4
Canadian Reform
Humanist Ketubah Texts
Humanist 1
Humanist 2
Egalitarian Ketubah Texts
Rabbi Gordon Tucker Text
Modern Ketubah Texts
Interfaith
Lovers Covenant
Color and Font Options
Color and Font Options
Below you can download a PDF with all the available ketubah text options in a single document. The last page of the PDF includes the font and color options.
You also have the option to provide a ketubah text of your own as an MS Word document.