Ketubah with Reform Hebrew and English text around "Pomegranates I," composed of Psalms 1-18. 



16"x20"



Be sure to include the following information in the note or in an email so the blanks in the text can be filled in:

- Date of the wedding (and whether it's before or after sunset)

- Location of the wedding

- Couple's names

- Couple's parents' names



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Pomegranates are highly symbolic fruits in Judaism. Their plethora of seeds makes them a symbol of fertility, and many women trying to conceive will decorate their homes with pomegranates as good omens. The rabbis claim that the average fully-ripe pomegranate has 613 seeds — the same number of commandments we have in the Torah. I like to think that when Adam and Eve ate the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge in the Garden of Eden, the fruit they ate was a pomegranate — as they consumed it, they took on the knowledge of the world around them that bound their descendants to the responsibility of keeping those 613 mitzvot.