Looking for a modern ketubah designs? We’ve found an incredible collection of contemporary ketubah art prints and designs from ElenaBerlo OnceUponAPaper to share with you today! (You may remember Elena’s work on these custom guest books.) Elena’s extensive collection of modern ketubah prints includes textured papercut, woodcut, Giclée, and brilliant watercolor. Today we’re sharing our favorite modern ketubahs from her collection; but first, let’s talk about the signing of the ketubah and what it entails…

In a traditional Jewish wedding ceremony, the ketubah is signed by two witnesses. The ketubah is typically read aloud under the chuppah with close family, friends, and relatives invited to witness the ketubah, which is an honor.

While the ketubah is typically signed before the wedding ceremony, some brides opt to sign it afterward; however, it is recommended to consult your Rabbi with any questions regarding the signing of the ketubah. You can find out more here.

Modern Ketubah Designs

Now that you know when to sign the ketubah, let’s take a look at our hand-picked contemporary ketubah designs from ElenaBerlo OnceUponAPaper. These ketubah prints are made of the highest quality — and custom-made just for you. With so many custom colors and designs to choose from, you’ll find a perfectly modern ketubah that aligns with your individual style and wedding color palette.

Here are some modern ketubah designs to inspire you, beginning with my favorite: papercut.

1. “Beloved Garden” Three Layer Papercut Modern Ketubah