Made in collaboration with Maclaine Noah (ACatholicConvo), this scarf is named after the wedding feast of Cana
 
Design Symbolism:
 
1. Ornate gold border: The sanctuary lamp. As the bride walks down the aisle, she will notice the burning candle indicating the presence of the true Bridegroom. In her “yes” to her vocation, she seeks to be a sanctuary candle, eternally burning beckoning the world to draw near to Christ.
 
2. Water: This is a reflection of the blood and water which gushed forth from the side of the crucified Christ, which was foreshadowed during the Wedding at Cana in which water is turned into wine (John 2:1-11). This parallels Christ being the center, pouring out His life for His Bride—the Church— she who is born from the side of her Groom just as Eve was created from the rib of Adam. 
 
3. Florals: The roses are an offering to Christ. The lilies reflect the purity and courage of St. Joseph who guards the family. The delicate baby's breath flowers indicate the promise of eternal life and the breath of the Holy Spirit who sustains us.  
 
4. Script: “Companions For Eternity,” by A.M. Carre,
“The sacrament of marriage while nourishing our life in grace will direct a power especially to love so that the heart of God may beat in man's heart. Here at Mass the sacramental bond between man and his Savior and the temporal bond between the spouses are closely knit together.”