Shop Ke­tubah has an enor­mous gallery of artists to choose from, and quite the ex­ten­sive se­lec­tion of Ke­tubot them­selves. Prices ran the gamut from $75 to $550, with de­signs in­creas­ing­ly com­plex, and some even sil­ver or bronze plat­ed! With an easy search func­tion and the abil­i­ty to search all of their in­ven­to­ry by Artist, Col­or, Style, Text and Prices, the site was made with us­abil­i­ty in mind.

Of course, with over 34 pages of about 15 Ke­tubot per page, it get get a lit­tle over­whelm­ing, but who said too much choice is a bad thing? Even when I tried to do a spe­cif­ic search, the re­sults were still over 8 pages long, and I was tired of see­ing the same tra­di­tion­al de­signs af­ter I got past page 3.  It was ex­cit­ing to see that some of their “Mod­ern” de­signs were in­spired by the likes of Cha­gall and Klimt, though they did­n’t quit live up to their names.  Even so, a break from trees was refreshing!

Shop Ke­tubah of­fers sev­er­al texts, in­clud­ing Hu­man­ist and In­ter­faith but no word on same-sex mar­riages or abil­i­ty to ac­co­mo­date these cou­ples.  Hei­di and I did­n’t get the im­pres­sion that Shop Ke­tubah was very warm and fuzzy, but their site was very us­able, and we haven’t had any di­rect in­ter­ac­tion with them.

Plus, if you live in Flori­da ship­ping is free!