I’m excited to announce that I’ve just added a brand new design to my shop! I’ve been slowly working on this design for over 6 months. Last summer, when I way lying in my new hammock and staring up at the sun streaming through the trees, I realized that the twisty, turny branches of the big Ash tree in our yard could easily turn into Hebrew letter-forms. I began sketching out concepts for a ketubah with my favorite Hebrew phrases hidden among the branches. But it just wasn’t working. The first design was too chaotic, the second too simplistic, and the third just felt wrong. I set the project aside for several months until last week, I had an idea about how to make it work. And the “Tree of Life – I Am My Beloved’s Ketubah” was born!
I wanted to capture the over-flowing bounty of a tree at the height of summer – drenched in saturated greens and bursting with leafy shapes that feel both spontaneous and ordered. All with a solid, weighty trunk that represents the strong foundation of a marriage. And, of course, with the eternal phrase “Ani L’dodi, V’dodi li” (“I am my beloved’s and my beloved is mine”) hidden among the branches.
This new ketubah design is now available in my shop with all 10 text options.
Generally, I’m not a huge fan of wedding websites. I know, that’s pretty strange for someone who works in the wedding industry. It’s just that when I was planning my own wedding a couple of years ago, I binged a little too hard on the big-name wedding blogs, and came away with a serious wedding inferiority complex. No good.
But then I started to get smarter about the types of wedding websites I consumed. I looked for wedding websites that were a little more inclusive, a little more creative, a little more…unconventional. And that’s how I found a few wedding websites that carried me through the crazy days of wedding planning.
Today, I’m happy to announce that I’m partnering up with one of the websites I relied upon most heavily. As of this week, I’m officially a featured vendor over at Offbeat Bride. Have you checked them out yet? Their blog is an absolute treasure trove of DIY projects, unique wedding inspiration, and a killer curated vendor list which is organized by region and by category.
And I couldn’t be more excited to be represented among their vendors! You can see my full profile here. And you might even find a little discount just for those in the know.
Keep doing your thing, Offbeat Bride!
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I'm Adriana Saipe, founder of Ink with Intent. I'm a full-time wedding illustrator who specializes in contemporary ketubahs and unique wedding certificates. Learn more.
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