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David Sarfati
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Jerusalem, Jerusalem District
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✨ Discover unique personalized Ketoubot or frames adorned with exquisite Hebrew calligraphy on authentic parchment. 🖋️ Elevate your space with custom designs created through a collaborative process. Each piece is crafted with intricate detail and heartfelt artistry, ensuring a timeless addition to your decor 🏡 or a meaningful gift 🎁. Explore our collection and let us bring your vision to life with bespoke, handcrafted creations blending tradition, beauty, and personal expression.
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WeddingBar MitzvahBat MitzvahBrit MilahBirthdayEngagementAnniversaryCorporateOther
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HebrewEnglishFrench
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MazalDay Guide – Invitations & Ketubot
Should my invitation be bilingual?
For Israeli events with international guests, Hebrew on one side and English (or French, Russian) on the other is common and practical. Ensure both versions are professionally proofread.
What is a save-the-date and do I need one?
A save-the-date is a pre-invitation notice of your wedding date. It’s especially useful for peak season dates, destination weddings, or when guests need travel time. Keep it simple—a card, magnet, or digital message.
How do I design invitations that match my wedding theme?
Share your color palette, venue photos, and inspiration images with the designer. Request a mock-up before printing. Consistency with your decor, menu cards, and place cards creates a cohesive visual experience.
Can I include a dress code on the invitation?
Yes, a dress code helps guests prepare appropriately. Common Israeli wedding codes: ‘festive attire’, ‘semi-formal’, ‘black tie’, or ‘garden party chic’. Place it on the RSVP card or event website.
How can I make my invitations more eco-friendly?
Choose recycled paper, soy-based inks, seed paper (plantable), digital invitations, or a combination. Skip inner envelopes and excess inserts. Many Israeli couples are embracing sustainable stationery options.