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Sacred Celebration
Cana
Abundant · Rustic · Ceremonial
Cana
Cana is inspired by the Wedding at Cana, where Christ's first public miracle transformed water into wine during a wedding feast.
This House Expression draws upon the warmth and generosity of a first-century celebration, where the shared table becomes the centre of hospitality. Natural materials, abundant produce and gentle candlelight combine to create an atmosphere that feels welcoming, generous and deeply grounded.
The Shared Table
Each table is prepared for ten guests and begins with ten dining chairs, table linens, ceramic dinner and salad plates, a complete set of cutlery, and wine, champagne glassware and ceramic tumbler. Cana’s decorative centrepiece is the feast itself.
Rustic candle holders, with four larger candles and seven votive candles, are placed among timber serving boards laden with artisan breads and flatbreads, cold cuts, charcuterie, cheese, olives and shared mezze plates. The food becomes part of the decoration, creating a table where generosity is visible before the first course arrives.
Table settings, furnishings and decorative details shown or described are representative of the House style and may vary according to availability, season and operational requirements, while maintaining the character and standard of the selected gathering.
“A land of wheat, and barley, and vines, and fig trees, and pomegranates; a land of oil olive, and honey;”
— Deuteronomy 8:8 (KJV)
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From here, Cana is held within an Ekklesia: an historic Anglican church and its adjoining Parish Hall, where the ceremony, the gathering, and the additional hospitality layers are composed.
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