Congratulations! Your registration is complete.

You’re One Step Closer to Your Pre-Cana Experience!

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Watch Your Inbox

We’re now creating your Official Couple Record, building your course, and preparing your personal access link.

You’ll receive an email from us ([email protected]) to access your course within the next 24 hours.

IMPORTANT: Please check your Junk, Spam, or Promotions folders if you don’t see our message. If you have any issues, please reach out to us at [email protected].

Create Your Account

Once you receive the email, click the “Create My Profile” button. You’ll be directed to set up your account in Marriage Every Day™, the platform where your course experience begins.

  • The person who registered (bride or groom) must create the account using the same name and email address used at checkout.

One Key for the Pre-Cana Course:

Your Pre-Cana purchase comes with complimentary access for both of you to the Marriage Every Day™ Community platform. Your beloved will receive his/her email link to access the platform in about one day. To keep your Pre-Cana Course progress synced and your certificate ready for the big day, you’ll still use the Primary Registrant’s email address (whoever purchased the course) to enter the course “classroom.” However, he/she will gain access to the rest of the platform features (Discussion Feed, Small Groups, On-Demand Library of Content, etc.).

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Your Course is Being Customized Just For You

As you begin exploring your Marriage Every Day™ dashboard, you may notice certain elements adjusting or shifting.

Please don’t be alarmed!

This dynamic process is how your course content and layout are being uniquely customized for you.

Let’s Grow Together

We’re honored to support your relationship and spiritual journey. In the Marriage Every Day Community, you’ll connect with other couples preparing for and enriching their marriages — just like you!

Become the couple other couples want to become.

Build a marriage that inspires, strengthens, and lasts.

Our call to “become the couple other couples want to become” is not about comparison, envy, or coveting what others have. Scripture warns against desiring what belongs to another (Exodus 20:17), but it also encourages us to imitate what is good and to grow in virtue. Saint Paul writes, “Be imitators of me, as I am of Christ” (1 Corinthians 11:1), and the Letter to the Hebrews calls us to “stir up one another to love and good works” (Hebrews 10:24).

This vision of marriage is about becoming a visible example of love, faithfulness, and commitment so that others are encouraged and strengthened in their own relationships. It is not about status or appearance, but about living a marriage that reflects Christ’s love and draws others toward what is true and good.