In the Jewish faith there is a marriage contract called a Ketubah, that defines the relationship in terms of commitment and financial aspects. Many couples today prefer o write their own contract reflecting their own joint perspective of their commitment, one to the other: The word Ketubah literally means "that which is written". It is a contract that a man makes with a woman, obligating the chatan (groom) to serve, cherish, sustain, and support the kallah (the bride) in truth.
This contract is separate from the marriage license and it is a very intimate ceremony that takes place prior to the wedding ceremony.
The contract itself has come a long way from plain old parchment. Check out Daniel Sroka's incredibly artistic work at Modern Ketubah - they are simply remarkable. So beautiful, something to definitely be cherished and framed, forever!
These are my scones and tea, with clotted cream (yum- by the way!!!) with jam:
One of the guest rooms: 
Tux at one of the many pub stops at "The Biddy Early" it's the oldest Pub Brewery in Ireland:
Tux wanted a snack....:
Tux made a friend with our Suit of Armour in the Castle (did I mention we stayed in an amazing castle!!!)
Behind our castle there was a farm with horses and 
And went for a horse back ride:
He had to take some time to play in the wild 
