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by throw4925753 2 days ago
You are overreacting to a claim about customs made by one person on the Internet.

The Ketubah is traditionally transferred from groom to bride as it contains his promise to protect her rights.

Under the Chuppah the bride usually wants her hands free for other things and not worry about misplacing the Ketubah at the wedding, so it’s often passed along to her mother, who’s standing close to her, to put it somewhere safe for the evening.