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"Rory and I didn&amp;amp;#8217;t have a ton of religion in our wedding, but to celebrate his Jewish heritage, he broke a glass and we signed a ketubah, the Jewish marriage contract.An old-fashioned ketubah spells out the marital responsibilities of the groom&amp;amp;#8212;I think my friend Leslie gets a goat if her husband leaves her&amp;amp;#8212;but I wanted something more representative of us: a modern, interfaith, spiritual-but-not-so-religious couple. Here&amp;amp;#8217;s what I found: Our ketubah (that picture is a sample) is from a company called New Ketubah that has totally gorge designs paired with text that reflects the couple, whether they&amp;amp;#8217;re super-religious or not religious at all. (Click here to read the texts; ours had the Secular wording.) The woman who makes them was so accommodating&amp;amp;#8212;she even changed the wording so our ketubah could incorporate my step-parents. Here are two more of her amazing designs. The stuff that looks like stitching? It is! So pretty in person! Are any Save the Date brides in the market for a ketubah? Do other cultures have something similar? More things I love: * S&amp;amp;#8217;Mores Favors! * Little People Cake Toppers! * This Photo Corner! More Ways to Get Glamour You could win $50,000 just for registering or logging in to Glamour.com! Sign up for Glamour.com&amp;amp;#8217;s Style Tips of the Week and Beauty Tip of the Day newsletters! Add Glamour to your iGoogle homepage. Follow Glamour on Twitter. Photos: Courtesy of New Ketubah"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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