Timeless Ketubah

02/18/2020

Learn a little more about the founder of Timeless Ketubah in this Rutgers Alumni Spotlight --

Alumni Profiles Reimagining a Centuries-Old Wedding Tradition Published February 17, 2020 By Leslie Garisto Pfaff Photo of David Master by Alessandro Romo. For millennia, Jewish couples have cemented their marital unions with the nuptial contract known as a ketubah. While the practice hasn’t chang...

06/30/2019

The New York Times article featuring Timeless Ketubah was included in its print edition -- check out today's SundayStyles section, page #15

06/23/2019

We're happy to share that Timeless Ketubah has been featured in the New York Times!

The 2019 ketubah observes tradition while incorporating couples’ tastes and personalities. It also functions as décor.

06/02/2019

Celebrating with our new two groom version of the Rooted Together ketubah.

https://www.timelessketubah.com/rooted-together-front-back-engraved

05/24/2019

New ketubah design -- "Soaring Soulmates" --

View more information about it here: https://www.timelessketubah.com/soaring-soulmates

03/06/2019

Thank you to Heidi Bratt at The Jewish Standard for featuring Timeless Ketubah in their recent publication!

Here are some snapshots of the article.

02/06/2019

The new "Silhouettes" ketubah design by Timeless Ketubah includes new unique features that are not found anywhere else.

After watching the video, visit this page to learn more -- https://www.timelessketubah.com/silhouettes

12/10/2018

Ever wonder what a traditional ketubah design looks like?

A brief look at ketubah designs throughout history, seeking to answer - What does a traditional ketubah design really look like?

11/30/2018

This could be your ketubah: https://www.timelessketubah.com/rooted-together-wood-engraved-back

Rooted Together is a natural expression of two deeply rooted souls becoming one, as they begin to build their new life. With over a thousand unique handmade leaves, it is a strong yet delicate piece connecting to the various levels of your deep relationship.

Unlike any other ketubah, this model has the text engraved on the other side of the artwork, allowing you to proudly display it at your wedding and in your home, while allowing room for a more intimate and private text. This model is constructed with a maple wood ply backing and a carefully applied oak stained trim. It sits atop a piece of beautifully cut Caesarstone quartz.

Send us a message for more info. We can't wait to hear from you!

11/14/2018

Thank you for your support!

10/24/2018

Thank you to Offbeat Bride for sharing our unique ketubah designs!