The Wedding at Cana is a biblical event described in the Gospel of John, where Jesus performs his first miracle. During a wedding celebration in Cana, a town in Galilee, the hosts run out of wine, which would have been a significant embarrassment. Mary, the mother of Jesus, informs him of the situation, and he instructs the servants to fill six stone jars with water. After the jars are filled, Jesus turns the water into wine, astonishing the guests with its quality. This miracle not only saves the hosts from embarrassment but also reveals Jesus' divine power and sets the stage for his ministry.