Anniversary Texts
For vow renewals and milestone celebrations, these texts reaffirm love, commitment, and gratitude across years together. They may reference the original wedding or stand alone as a new covenant.
Some couples use wedding texts with their original wedding dates and add a short statement celebrating their lives together.
Signatures are optional for anniversary texts but Renewals typically have the couple and witnesses sign. Sometimes adult children sign as witnesses or in a separate section of signatures, labelled Dor le-Dor (from generation to generation).
Text may be Hebrew & English, Hebrew Only or English Only.
Anniversary Texts
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Hand in Hand - Anniversary 1
“We don’t know where life will take us next, but we can’t wait to see it hand in hand.” Whether you are celebrating 5 years or 50, an anniversary ketubah is a wonderful way to mark the significance of time passing and your love growing.
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Hand in Hand Renewal - Anniversary 2
When you choose each other again every day, marking an important anniversary is a wonderful reason to have a party and refresh your commitment.
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![A couple sitting on grass in a valley with tall trees and mountains in the background.]()
Better Than Ever - Anniversary 3
“May our lives be enriched with blessings and growth, and may our love stand as a guiding light, uplifting and inspiring us, as true best friends and devoted partners, for all the days to come. We are, now and always, better together.”
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![Two women holding hands, mirror images of each other, standing in a grassy field with yellow flowers, backlit by sunlight, both with long hair and wearing long skirts, bending backward.]()
Custom
Whether you have just the right words from another source or you have written your own, custom texts are a wonderful connection to innovation and tradition.
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Love Letters
This special text allows each person to write their own ketubah promises, to be revealed at the ketubah signing. The proofs will be sent individually with the other person’s section blocked out. Primarily intended for interfaith couples, but may be paired with a traditional text as long as you’ve cleared it with your rabbi.
