The ketubah or Hebrew marriage covenant, has been a tradition since ancient times. The intent of this tradition is powerful, and its meaning universal. Under Jewish law, the traditional ketubah may be used to unite in marriage a Jewish man and a Jewish woman only. But many Jews engaged to non-Jews covet the sentiment and tradition that the signing of the ketubah lends to the wedding ceremony.

The Good Company has created ketubot especially for interfaith couples. A rabbi adapted the text and collaborated with artists and specialists in typography and fine printing to produce these unique pieces. The egalitarian style clearly expresses a couple's promise to respect each other's heritages. The words permit both partners to feel comfortable about signing the wedding document. These are beautiful art pieces, a keepsake and the perfect gift to reflect love and support.

The text of the ketubah is designed to reflect the egalitarian nature of a successful marriage partnership. It incorporates the realities, hopes, dreams and ambitions of a contemporary couple and recognizes their diverse traditions. The Daisy and Mediterranean styles also offer English only versions. Pricing varies based on certificate.