Architectural Ketubahs and Wedding Certificates

Last month I shared with you some custom ketubahs and wedding certificates that feature the landscapes and natural treasures that make this country such an incredibly beautiful place to live.  But today, I want to share the complete opposite!  These custom designs feature some of humankind’s greatest accomplishments: the buildings and skylines that make each city unique.  Think you might be interested in an architectural ketubah or wedding certificate?  Read on.

As you know, I already have an ever-expanding line of city ketubahs and wedding certificates.  But I often get requests to illustrate buildings or small cities that have special significance to the couple.  I even occasionally get asked to design a ketubah of a city already in my collection, but the client wants to feature it from a different vantage point or with some additional features.

Here’s a few recent examples of architectural ketubahs that I’ve worked on with some amazing clients:

CHICAGO, IL TO CHARLOTTE, NC ARCHITECTURAL KETUBAH

When Jen and Frayne relocated from Chicago to Charlotte, they knew they wanted to include both iconic skylines in their custom architectural ketubah.

CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA CITY-SCAPE KETUBAH

Amy and Michael had many memories in Chapel Hill.  We talked about some of their favorite places in this small, lovable city, and we captured them all in this architectural ketubah design.

CANLIS RESTAURANT, SEATTLE CUSTOM WEDDING CERTIFICATE

Catherine and Robert are getting married in this iconic and historic Seattle restaurant overlooking Lake Union.  Its architecture is incredibly unique, and it was a blast to illlustrate!

VENICE, ITALY ARCHITECTURAL KETUBAH

When it comes to iconic architecture, you can’t get much more recognizable than Venice, Italy.  Jennifer and Markus decided to celebrate their anniversary by commissioning this custom illustration with their wedding vows.

{Want to work together on a custom architectural ketubah or wedding certificate?  I’m currently on maternity leave, and won’t be taking any custom orders for weddings happening between February – May.  But if you’re getting hitched in June or later, please don’t hesitate to reach out!  Here’s where you can learn more about the process of ordering a custom ketubah or wedding certificate.}