The "Wedding at Cana" is a biblical event described in the Gospel of John 2:1-11. It took place in Cana, a town in Galilee, where Jesus, his mother Mary, and his disciples attended a wedding celebration. During the festivities, the hosts ran out of wine, which was a significant social embarrassment. In response to this crisis, Mary informed Jesus, who then performed his first miracle by turning water into wine. This act not only saved the hosts from shame but also demonstrated Jesus' divine power and foreshadowed his ministry. The miracle is often seen as a symbol of joy and abundance.