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Anniversary Ketubahs
An anniversary ketubah marks a milestone in an existing marriage, whether it is a first year or a fiftieth. Some couples never had a decorated ketubah and want one now; others renew their vows and want a fresh document to reflect the life they have built.
How it works
The text is usually a warm, personal reaffirmation rather than a legal contract, often written together and sometimes read aloud at a party or second ceremony. Couples frequently include their wedding date and their anniversary date, and the names of children.
Choosing the art
Anniversary pieces are a lovely place to be sentimental: a favorite color, a shared landscape, the flowers from the original chuppah. Any artist who takes commissions can create one.
Common questions
What should an anniversary ketubah say?
Usually a personal reaffirmation of your commitment, written in your own words, rather than a formal legal text. Many couples include both their wedding and anniversary dates.
Is it religiously required?
No. An anniversary ketubah is a celebration, not a halachic requirement. It is entirely about meaning and memory.
Build a sample text
Use the free text generator to draft wording you can bring to your officiant.
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