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Cana launches wedding registry storefront, partnering with Catholic businesses
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In Short: Cana has launched a new wedding registry storefront that partners with Catholic businesses to offer a range of traditional and sacred wedding gifts, including sacred arts and jewelry, alongside home goods.
Cana has launched a new wedding registry storefront that partners with Catholic businesses to offer a range of traditional and sacred wedding gifts, including sacred arts and jewelry, alongside home goods.
The service, which launched on September 4, aims to provide a more comprehensive and faith-centered wedding registry experience, according to Cana founders.
Previously, couples could add items from Catholic retailers to their registry, but the new storefront puts Catholic vendors front and center, offering a more integrated and dedicated service.
Cana's founders emphasize that they did not want to create a Catholic version of secular wedding websites, but rather to provide a unique and different experience for Catholic and Christian couples.
The new registry allows couples to register for high-quality kitchenware and bedding items, as well as sacred home decor, creating a full-scale wedding registry that supports both secular and Catholic businesses.
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- “Then couples could take an individual link from a Catholic retailer and add that item to their registry. But we were essentially an affiliate partner for the big retailers,” he said.
- Cana is hoping to be a “central point for all those different brands on one beautiful wedding registry experience,” he said.
- “Then also she can come and support these incredible Catholic businesses,” Gessler said.
- “Itʼs not just a registry experience. Itʼs a digital wedding planning experience that is totally holistic and centered around Christ and the sacrament of marriage rather than just … the excitement of the day,” Gessler said.