‘Catholic and Christian couples don’t just have to register for their home goods’ but can ‘also register for sacred arts, sacred jewelry, beautiful wall mounts and icons.’
Cana has launched its own registry storefront, partnering with brands for traditional wedding gifts and also working with Catholic businesses to offer couples everything from Catholic jewelry to sacred home decor.
The storefront launched on Sept. 4, putting “Catholic vendors front and center,” Cana founders told EWTN News.
Cana is a faith-focused wedding-planning platform designed for Catholic and Christian couples to build their websites. The Cana site helps engaged couples manage registries, guest lists and RSVPs, and it connects users with a diverse range of vendors.
It is intended to help couples plan a beautiful, reverent and personalized wedding, the founders said. It is free of charge to the thousands of couples who use it.
Bringing Christ and ‘Intentionality’ to Wedding Registries
“Up until this point, Cana essentially was just an affiliate partner for pretty much any online retailer. The most popular provider was Amazon, but also Target, Crate & Barrel, and Williams-Sonoma,” James Reichert, co-founder of Cana, told EWTN News.
“Then couples could take an individual link from a Catholic retailer
