Which kind of wording do people usually get? I have no idea which one to pick! Does it make a difference?
randella
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I did the most refom wording.. I think it is called egalitarian- maybe I am making that up.
We felt it had the nicest sentiment- plus it was the least misogynistic.
Nora101004
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We got interfaith. Check with your rabbi to make sure he doesn't have to approve it.
I got mine from www.artketubah.com and they were great if you are still looking.
Jax430
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Our Rabbi would only let us use the Orthodox text for the Aramaic, but let us get a more egalitarian English translation. I would suggest you ask your Rabbi to make sure he doesnt' require a particular text.
luckybride2004
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I am embarassed to call the store that I bought my Ketubah from. What hebrew do they need from my rabbi:
Date of the Chuppa TIme of the Chuppa Location FH name (son of (his father)) my name (daughter of (my father))
Am I missing anything? I am reformed so I am getting this info from my rabbi. I am so embarassed!
groovypeg
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we got a conservative ketubah.
pinkgirl
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I am going to get the Orthodox with English. I am a traditional type of girl