Covenant
Marriage is approached as a shared Jewish future, not a casual transaction.
Torah-centered • personally guided • worldwide
A thoughtful path toward a Jewish home.
For marriage-minded Jewish adults seeking clarity, compatibility, dignity, and a process grounded in shared values.
The survey and required data sheet are complimentary. Introductions are always voluntary.
Israel singles specialComplimentary through January 1, 2027
For Jewish singles living in Israel: the compatibility survey, required data sheet, and first consultation are free.
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Marriage deserves more than a swipe.
Jewish life is beautifully varied. Our clients may be Haredi, Hasidic, Chabad, Orthodox, traditional, Masorti, Conservative, Reform, secular, culturally Jewish, returning to observance, or still finding the language for their practice.
We begin with who you are: your values, family vision, religious life, communication style, hopes for children, relationship to Israel, willingness to relocate, and the kind of home you hope to build.
Compatibility
Structured reflection helps reveal genuine alignment before an introduction.
Consent
Either person may pause or decline at any stage. A score is never an obligation.
Discretion
Profiles are not publicly searchable, and personal information is treated confidentially.
Kosher courting
Finding a match made in heaven begins with knowing what truly matters.
Ketubah Match Maker specializes in Torah-centered betrothal matchmaking. We assist marriage-minded Jewish adults in seeking a compatible spouse through reflection, confidential guidance, and respectful introductions.
Your essential qualities
Begin by identifying the qualities that matter most to you—from faith, character, family vision, and communication to dreams, interests, temperament, and daily life. The free survey provides the first 50 questions; consultation may explore additional priorities when helpful.
Your authentic self
A considered introduction should reflect the whole person—not an idealized public profile. We look for alignment between two people’s beliefs, values, humanity, personality, hopes, and practical expectations for marriage.
A private, personable process
Professionalism, discretion, and trust are central to our service. We listen with care, keep each person’s dignity and happiness in view, and never treat private matchmaking information as public content.
The guided pathway
From self-knowledge to a considered introduction.
Our process is deliberate because the purpose is serious.
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Free 50-question compatibility survey
Begin with thoughtful questions about faith, family, character, daily life, geography, finances, health, communication, and marriage expectations. Where needed, the consultation can develop a fuller list of up to 100 qualities and priorities.
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Required data sheet
Create a clear, private matchmaking profile. This foundational step is complimentary and must be completed before review begins.
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Personal consultation
A confidential conversation brings context to your answers, clarifies priorities, and distinguishes firm boundaries from areas of flexibility.
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Compatibility review
We ordinarily consider an introduction when survey alignment reaches approximately 75–85%. The percentage is a screening tool—not a guarantee of chemistry or outcome.
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Meetup preparation
Both participants receive guidance on purposeful questions, conduct, expectations, and appropriate wardrobe before the first kosher meetup.
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Three guided meetups
We recommend three consecutive meetups, usually one to two weeks apart, with reflection and matchmaker follow-up between each meeting.
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Family & friends unity gathering
If mutual interest becomes serious, we speak with each person privately before arranging a meaningful gathering with parents or trusted friends.
One people, many journeys
Jewish communities and traditions
Heritage can shape language, food, prayer, family life, and memory. It never determines a person’s character or compatibility by itself.
Religious pathways
Heritage and geography
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A separate anonymous, aggregate visitor counter can be activated after privacy review. It will not request names, dates of birth, contact details, or matchmaking answers.
Every season of life
Connection can begin anywhere.
Across ages, communities, and countries, a thoughtful introduction can become the beginning of a shared Jewish future.
Straightforward fees
Begin freely. Pay only as the process deepens.
Final currency, scope, and payment terms are confirmed in writing before any paid service.
Foundation
Free
- 50-question compatibility survey
- Required private data sheet
- Initial database review
Israel — through Jan. 1, 2027
Free
- Compatibility survey
- Required data sheet
- First consultation
Profile preparation
from US $75 or ₪125
- Data-sheet preparation
- Consultation and profile development
- Regional rate confirmed before work begins
Guided meetup account
₪200–₪300 per meetup
- Venue and meetup arrangements
- Unused funds carry to the next meetup
- ₪900 may be placed for three meetups
Unity gathering
US $800–$1,200
- Hosted for up to 10 people
- Family and close friends
- NIS equivalent quoted before booking
Traditional meetup funding
Under the present traditional arrangement, the prospective groom funds the meetup account; the prospective bride may contribute voluntarily. Contributions affect the available venue and hospitality budget—not the quality of consideration given to either person. Terms remain subject to written agreement and applicable law.
Purposeful, not pressured
A meetup should make room for honest conversation.
Respectful personal space: prospective couples do not touch during these meetups. Whether seated or walking, they maintain appropriate physical distance while getting to know one another through conversation.
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Refined hospitality
A quiet hotel lounge, garden, or thoughtfully selected setting with arrangements handled before arrival.
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Shared activity
A painting workshop, museum visit, or gentle activity that lets personality emerge naturally.
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Formal conversation
A considered meal with clear expectations, appropriate dress, and meaningful questions.
Participants remain responsible for their own choices and safety. Matchmaking does not replace personal judgment, rabbinic counsel, professional background checks, or legal advice.
From introduction to covenant
Why the ketubah matters
A ketubah is the Jewish marriage contract. More than ceremonial artwork, the operative document records marital obligations and must be prepared, witnessed, and delivered according to halachah and the couple’s applicable community practice.
Ketubah Matchmaker works with an Israeli Orthodox rabbi who can prepare and certify a halachic ketubah, coordinate the correct text, and guide the couple through the religious requirements. The rabbi preparing or reviewing the document is not necessarily the officiating rabbi; wedding officiation must be arranged and approved separately.
Educational information only. The correct text and process must be confirmed with the qualified Orthodox rabbi or beit din responsible for the marriage and, where appropriate, legal counsel.
Correct identities, date, and place
The relevant names, wedding date, and location must be accurately recorded. Material errors can affect validity.
Accepted halachic text
The text must state the required marital obligations and financial provisions in a form accepted by the supervising rabbinic authority and the couple’s tradition.
Qualified witnesses
Two halachically qualified witnesses sign the operative ketubah under rabbinic supervision. Their eligibility and independence are verified before the ceremony.
Completion before the chuppah
The document is reviewed, completed, signed, and formally delivered as directed by the officiating rabbi. Decorative wording alone is not a substitute.
Ketubah packages
US $500–$1,500
Approximately ₪1,525–₪4,575*
The final fee depends on the text, parchment or paper, hand-printing or calligraphy, rabbinic preparation and certification, original artwork, artistic complexity, and whether a separate display copy is requested.
Essential Halachic
A plain, properly prepared operative ketubah with approved text, rabbinic review, and certification.
Heritage Parchment
An enhanced hand-finished or parchment presentation with careful lettering and traditional design treatment.
Bespoke Art Ketubah
A commissioned design requiring an artist, custom imagery, intricate calligraphy, premium materials, or a coordinated wall-display copy.
Images are illustrative only. Displayed writing is intentionally not readable and is not a substitute for a rabbinically approved ketubah.
*Approximate conversion based on the Bank of Israel representative rate of ₪3.047 per US dollar on September 24, 2026. The final NIS quotation will use the applicable rate when the package is confirmed.
Gather with intention
Events, engagements & weddings
From the first guided meetup to the chuppah, we help couples and families create gatherings that feel purposeful, welcoming, and distinctly their own.
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Kosher mixers
Two to three structured gatherings each year with purposeful conversation and respectful introductions.
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Meetup planning
Quiet restaurants, hotels, museums, creative activities, garden walks, and other thoughtful settings.
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Engagement celebrations
Family introductions, intimate gatherings, venue planning, hospitality, and cultural details.
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Wedding coordination
Rabbinic coordination, ketubah preparation, chuppah readiness, family events, and wedding-planning support.
Choose your next step
Meet in person or begin remotely.
Once the free survey and required data sheet are complete, request the most appropriate conversation for your stage in the process.
Request an in-person meetup
For approved potential matches who have completed preparation and are ready for a matchmaker-arranged kosher meetup.
- Location and hospitality arranged in advance
- Approved wardrobe before the meetup
- Private follow-up with each participant
Schedule a remote consultation
For individuals who need to discuss the survey, profile, geographic considerations, or next steps by video or telephone.
- Available for Israel and international clients
- Private conversation with a matchmaker
- Scheduling link to be connected
Registration and scheduling will open when the secure links are connected. Please do not send confidential matchmaking information through an unsecured message.
Common questions
Before you begin
Who may register?
Jewish adults age 18 and older who are genuinely seeking marriage. Eligibility, Jewish status, and documentation needs may vary according to the community or rabbinic framework relevant to a potential match.
Does a high survey score guarantee an introduction?
No. The score helps identify possible alignment. Availability, consent, life circumstances, matchmaker review, and personal judgment all matter.
Will my profile be public?
No. The restored service is designed around confidential review, not a publicly searchable directory. Personal information will not be sold or displayed as a public dating profile.
May I meet someone in another country?
Yes. The survey asks whether you intend to remain where you live, would consider aliyah or relocation, or are open to a cross-border match. Practical and legal matters are discussed before an introduction.
Why three meetups?
Three meetings can offer a steadier view than one first impression. We generally recommend one to two weeks between meetups, with space for reflection and matchmaker follow-up.
Your first step is free
Begin with the 50-question compatibility survey.
Your answers are submitted through the connected Google Form rather than stored on this website. Complete the survey before requesting profile development or a consultation.
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