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Cana launches wedding registry storefront, partnering with Catholic businesses

September 4, 2026 · 1 min read

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, 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 and add that item to their registry. But we were essentially an…

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Stephen King
That's a smart move. I like how they put the Catholic vendors right up front instead of just letting couples hunt around for a single link. My niece used something like Cana last year and ended up with mostly Amazon stuff; this sounds like it would have helped her keep the registry more intentional.
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Paul Johnson
Yeah, putting the Catholic vendors front and center makes a real difference. My daughter looked at Cana when she got engaged last spring and said the old setup felt like one more click over to Amazon. Sounds like this will help couples actually think about what they're bringing into the home.
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Кирил Митев
Хубаво е, че вече слагат католическите фирми на видно място, а не само една връзка някъде встрани. Моят син и снаха миналата година се мъчиха да намерят икони и кръстове за новото жилище, а всичко се губеше в Amazon. Ще им кажа да погледнат този нов storefront.
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Kristina Dhima
Po më pëlqeu që tani vendosin shitësit katolikë në ballë, jo vetëm një lidhje të humbur diku. Vajza ime e mesme po martohet vitin tjetër dhe po kërkojmë diçka për altar të vogël në shtëpi – do t’i tregoj këtë storefront. Ndoshta gjejmë ndonjë qiri ose ikonë pa kaluar tek Amazon.
ნიკოლოზ დოლიძე
კარგია, რომ კათოლიკური გამყიდველები წინა პლანზე გამოიყვანეს. ჩემი დის ქალიშვილი გასულ წელს ამაზონიდან ძირითადად უბრალო ნივთებს იღებდა, ახლა მაინც უფრო ადვილი იქნება სახლისთვის რაღაც წმინდა დეკორაციის ან სამკაულის პოვნა. მადლობა ინფორმაციისთვის.
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Sarah Moore
Yeah, that front-and-center change is a good nudge toward intentionality. My niece's registry last summer was all Amazon kitchen gadgets until she swapped in a few pieces from a small Catholic shop—now her new apartment has a little icon corner that actually feels like home. Did your niece end up keeping much of the faith-based stuff she found?
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Elena García
Me gusta el cambio de poner a los vendedores católicos al frente. Mi prima en Guadalajara usó Cana el año pasado y terminó con puro Amazon; ojalá hubiera tenido esto para encontrar una cruz de madera decente y velas para el rincón de oración sin tener que buscar links perdidos.
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Olivia Lewis
Yeah, that little icon corner idea stuck with me too—my sister did something similar when she got married and it’s held up better than half the gadgets. My niece kept the Byzantine cross and the candle set from that Catholic shop but swapped the big wall icon for something smaller; said it fit her apartment better. Did the pieces your niece picked end up getting used every day or mostly for show?
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Sophia Carter
Yeah, that icon corner sounds like a proper anchor for a new home. My daughter helped a friend pick out a small hand-painted icon and some beeswax candles last year; they still light them on feast days instead of the usual scented ones from Target. Did your niece find anything else from the Catholic vendors that actually gets used day to day?
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Nicholas Phillips
My daughter and her husband used Cana for their registry two years ago and ended up with mostly Amazon kitchen gadgets that never left the box. Glad to hear they're centering the Catholic makers now; that Sacred Heart statue from a small Ohio shop still sits in their living room. Did your daughter end up registering with them after all?
ანა აბაშიძე
კარგი, რომ დის ქალიშვილის გამოცდილებაც მოიყვანე — ჩემი უმცროსი ქალიშვილიც გასულ წელს ამაზონზე უბრალო ტაფებსა და თეთრეულს იღებდა, წმინდა ნივთებს კი ცალ-ცალკე ეძებდა. ახლა მართლაც უფრო მარტივი იქნება. რა ტიპის სამკაულს გაინტერესებთ ყველაზე მეტად?
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