Ketubah Ink

Wedding planning in New York often leads couples to small, specialized studios that handle the details most venues overlook. Ketubah Ink fits that niche perfectly, offering custom designs for one of the most meaningful documents in a Jewish ceremony. The Upper West Side has long been a hub for artisans who focus on tradition without sacrificing modern aesthetics, and this service slots neatly into that scene.

Their studio sits at 100 W 118th St #3f, a building that blends into the neighborhood’s mix of pre-war walk-ups and quiet side streets. Those familiar with the area will recognize the address as part of a stretch where small businesses thrive alongside residential life. No grand storefront here—just a dedicated space for couples who want their ketubah to reflect their story.

As a women-owned business, they bring a perspective that resonates with many clients navigating wedding traditions. The process typically involves collaboration, allowing couples to shape the text, colors, and motifs that will hang in their home for years. While the service is rooted in Jewish customs, the designs often appeal to anyone drawn to elegant, personalized artwork.

Reach them at no phone listed—though directions and updates are easiest to find on their map. For anyone planning a wedding in the city, it’s one of those quiet details that can make the day feel even more intentional. Sometimes the best finds are the ones that don’t shout for attention.