Where Ocean Meets Shore Ketubah
Where Ocean Meets Shore Ketubah
Let your love reflect the rhythm of the ocean with soft waves meeting the shore in a calm, flowing composition.
- Three Sizes Available
- Archival Giclée Print
- Optional Framing & Matting
- Customizable Text Options
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- Express production available
- Proof before print
- Personilization Included
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DESCRIPTION
This watercolor beach ketubah captures the gentle meeting point between ocean and shore, a moment that feels both peaceful and full of movement. Soft waves roll inward, blending into warm sand in a natural, fluid composition that draws the eye across the piece.
The watercolor texture gives the design a light, airy quality. The shifting tones of blue and green in the water contrast softly with the warmth of the sand, creating a balanced and calming palette.
A Design Inspired by Movement and Connection
The meeting of water and land carries a natural sense of rhythm and continuity. Waves arrive, recede, and return again, reflecting the ongoing movement of a shared life together.
The softness of the watercolor style keeps the design feeling relaxed and organic, without sharp edges or heavy structure.
A Calm, Coastal Aesthetic
This ketubah brings a subtle coastal feeling into your space. It works especially well for couples who feel connected to the ocean, drawn to natural landscapes, or simply looking for a design that feels open and serene.
Designed to Live in Your Home
After the wedding, this ketubah becomes a peaceful presence in your home. Its soft colors and natural imagery make it easy to display in a bedroom, living space, or anywhere you want a sense of calm.
Framing is available, so your ketubah arrives ready to hang and becomes a lasting part of your home from the very beginning.
Fluid, calming, and quietly expressive, this ketubah brings a sense of movement, balance, and ease into your life and your home.
Background beach painting courtesy of @khaneeros via Canva's permitted use policy.
ORDERING PROCESS
Step One: Choose Your Text
You’ll find a variety of beautiful text options [here]. I work closely with same-sex couples to adapt any text except the traditional Orthodox one, and I offer a specific version for non-binary couples. Want to use your own wording? You're welcome to; just note that Hebrew translation (if needed) is available for $50 and can be added to your cart [here]. Before finalizing your text, please check in with your officiant to make sure it aligns with their requirements.
Step Two: Share Your Details
Personalization is included in your purchase if you provide your details either during or after checkout. During checkout, there's an area to add notes. Please provide both partners’ full names and parents’ names (in English and Hebrew, if available), as well as the city, date, and time of your ceremony. No Hebrew names? Not Jewish? That’s completely fine; I work with couples from all backgrounds and am honored to support you in marking this moment meaningfully.
Step Three: Review Your Draft
Keep an eye on your email or phone; I’ll reach out with any questions and send a draft for your review, usually within 24 hours. If you have a rabbi or cantor officiating, they’ll need to approve the final version. Once everyone’s happy, your ketubah is printed and shipped. Simple as that.
FRAMING AND PAPER
For Unframed Fine Art Paper Prints:
If you choose the unframed option for your ketubah, I select a thick, luxurious fine art paper. This paper is archival-grade and acid-free, specifically chosen to ensure a significantly longer print life compared to other papers. It provides a truly high-quality surface for showcasing brilliant colors and intricate details, allowing your print to genuinely shine.
For Framed Prints
I partner with a fine art print shop that uses solid wood frames with optical-grade clear acrylic.
The matboard is a 4-ply white mat with an attractive bevel at 45 degrees. Other color mats are available - you can read more here.
The backing is kraft paper dust cover. All frames have a hanging wire attached.
Gold, Espresso, and Natural frames are .875" X 1.25"
Black, White, and Oak frames are 8.75" x 8.75"
Remember to factor in the size of the mat and the size of the frame if you are ordering your ketubah or print framed. This will ensure it will fit exactly how you imagined on your wall.
Additional frame colors and sizes are available for pricing on request. Everything you need to know about framing is found here.
SHIPPING TIME
- I suggest ordering the ketubah two months before you need it, but I can do it in as little as two weeks (or even less).
- All US orders have standard free shipping which will get your ketubah to you within two months of ordering it (but usually much much faster!).
- If you order less than 30 days before you need the ketubah, you must pay the rush fee at checkout to prioritize your ketubah in my work load. The production rush fee is currently $50.
- If you need the ketubah in less than two weeks, there is an additional fee (approximately $35 for unframed ketubot in the US) for rush shipping.
- Exact tax and shipping costs for international or expedited shipping and production can be seen at checkout.
- Unframed ketubot are shipped to you rolled in a protective cardboard tube. Please open it immediately and check it for damage or errors and contact me immediately if there is a problem.
- Framed ketubot are packaged carefully and boxed and should also be opened immediately for insprection.
RETURNS / REPRINTS
Our Commitment to Your Personalized Creation & Return Policy
Your ketubah is a deeply personal and unique work of art, meticulously crafted just for you. My aim is always for your complete satisfaction with your custom piece.
Personalized Items: Draft Approval & Final Sale Policy
Before your ketubah or personalized print is sent to production, you'll receive a detailed digital draft for your review. This is your special opportunity to look over everything carefully and request as many changes as you like until it's absolutely perfect.
Because each item is custom-made specifically for you based on your unique details and final approval, once you give your final approval for the draft and it moves into production, I am unable to offer refunds.
However, your peace of mind is incredibly important to me. In the rare event that your print arrives damaged, or if I've made an error in the text (which is highly unusual as I carefully proofread each piece!), I will, of course, provide a complimentary reprint to make it right for you.
Damages and Issues Upon Arrival
Please take a moment to carefully inspect your order as soon as it arrives. In the unlikely case that your item is received damaged, defective, or if you received the wrong item, please contact me immediately with clear photos. This will allow me to quickly evaluate the issue and ensure a prompt resolution for you.
Non-Refundable Services
Please note that fees for rush production, shipping costs, customization fees (e.g., custom design fees), and translation fees are non-refundable, unless the error directly originated on my end.
European Union Customers: Your Right of Withdrawal
For merchandise being shipped into the European Union, you have a specific right to cancel or return your order within 14 days of receipt, for any reason and without justification. This "cooling off period" applies even to personalized items under EU consumer law, and I fully respect this right.
Processing Your Refund (for EU Customers)
Once I confirm and approve your refund request for eligible European customers, your refund will be automatically processed and applied to your original payment method within 10 business days. Please remember that it can take some additional time for your bank or credit card company to process and post the refund to your account. If more than 15 business days have passed since I approved your refund and you still haven't received it, please don't hesitate to contact me directly at [leah@leahrichman.com].
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Premium Quality
I select a thick, luxurious fine art paper. This paper is archival-grade and acid-free, specifically chosen to ensure a significantly longer print life compared to other papers. It provides a truly high-quality surface for showcasing brilliant colors and intricate details, allowing your print to genuinely shine.
for customers in the united states
FRAMING
I partner with a fine art print shop that uses solid wood frames with optical-grade clear acrylic. The thick white matboard has an attractive bevel and makes your ketubah really pop. Framed ketubot are shipped without kraft paper backing that normally covers the metal tabs that hold the print in place. This is so that you can remove the ketubah, sign it at your wedding, and then replace it in your frame.
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a rabbi and a bride
As a rabbi serving couples and families across the spectrum—religious, secular, interfaith, and queer—I ensure your ketubah text reflects your values and meets any ritual and legal requirements, so it’s ready for approval by your rabbi or cantor (if you have one) before printing. As a bride that designed my own ketubah, I understand how important it is for your ketubah to reflect the beauty and elegance you’ve envisioned for your wedding day.