MAZAL TOV on your upcoming wedding day!
Personalized Ketubah Print “Wild Garden”
Includes names, wedding date, location, and chosen text
Frame not included
The Wild Garden Ketubah features a lush botanical arrangement of watercolor leaves, delicate flowers, and graceful branches surrounding the personalized ketubah text. Its organic composition brings the beauty of a flourishing garden into the Jewish wedding ceremony.
The intertwining greenery symbolizes two lives growing together, while the blossoms represent love, renewal, and the meaningful moments that unfold throughout marriage. Painted in soft shades of green, blush, burgundy, and mauve, the design feels both romantic and naturally elegant.
Designed by Israeli artist Noa Attias, this personalized ketubah combines fine watercolor art with carefully arranged typography, ensuring that your chosen text is clear, balanced, and beautifully displayed.
Print Information-
• Professionally printed on high-quality archival fine art paper
• Rich, accurate colors with a soft matte finish
• Acid-free and fade-resistant for long-lasting beauty
• Printed using museum-quality giclée printing
• Paper weight and texture selected to enhance watercolor depth
• Frame not included
This design is ideal for couples who appreciate natural, organic aesthetics. Moreover, it speaks to those drawn to soft, calming color palettes and modern art with emotional depth. Above all, it suits couples seeking a ketubah that feels light, refined, and timeless.
Details-
• Made to order with personalized text
• High-quality fine art print
• Fits standard framing sizes
• Designed and created in Israel by Noa Attias
Your ketubah is more than a document. It is a meaningful heirloom that celebrates love, commitment, and the life you are building together. Therefore, it becomes a lasting reminder of your wedding day and shared values.
If you have any questions about colors, wording, or customization, I am always happy to help and guide you through the process.
















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