Live Oak Tree Ketubah w/ matching Parents' Gift
$ 1,050.00
This design was inspired by the majestic Live Oak Trees native to the American South. The wide sprawling branches provide beauty, cool shade, and protection to all who stand under them. The original was hand-painted using high quality designer gouache.
This option comes with a matching Parents' Gift of a 10" x 10" archival giclée print of your ketubah border and the text of your choice, for an additional $30. View parents' gift text options. Please contact us if you are interested in a hand-painted parents' gift.
The Live Oak Tree Ketubah is available for purchase as:
- Archival Giclée Print on natural white cotton paper in a Limited Edition of 50.
- Hand-Painted Original in designer gouache on Arches cotton paper in the colors of your choice (slight variations from this exact photograph can be expected in all hand painted works).
- Unframed or framed in the frame profile of your choice, with an acid-free 4-ply mat in a complementary shade of white. Read more about framing.
We offer a variety of text choices including Orthodox, Conservative, Reform, Interfaith, Same-Sex, Anniversary, English only, Hebrew only, Quaker Wedding Contract, or we are happy to use a custom text that you provide. View our text options. Giclée prints with no text are also available upon request.
Your purchase includes customization with your choice of text and personalized names, dates and location, a giclée print on acid-free 100% cotton rag paper or hand-painted original with designer gouache on Arches cotton paper, and an archival black ink pen for signing. All orders are shipped flat with a backing of acid-free foam core and will be wrapped in crystal-clear mylar ready to display at your wedding.
Please allow a minimum of 4 weeks for giclée prints and a minimum of 8 weeks for hand-painted original ketubahs. If you are working under more restrictive time constraints, please message me and I will try to accommodate your scheduling needs.
Read more about the ordering process here.
