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From the Bride & Groom
Yes! We are getting married! We are so excited! We want to share our love with all our loved ones and unite all of us under the same beautiful starry sky.
We are planning a wedding that is more about making memories, having good food, and getting to know each other’s cultures.
As we await the big day, we have created this website with numerous sections to keep you up-to-date on everything and to share our journey.
From the Bride & Groom
Hey everyone!
Guess what?
YES We’re getting married!
We want to share our love with all our loved ones and unite all of us under the same beautiful starry sky.
We are planning a wedding that is more about making memories, sharing good food, and and bringing our cultures together.
As we await the big day, we have created this website with numerous sections to keep you up-to-date on everything and to share our journey.
Tony H.
Hi Dear, I am Blit Jhon.
Are you coming?
Please let us know if you’ll be jammin’ with us on the dance floor and indulging in some delicious Sicilian delights.
When responding, kindly confirm whether you’ll be attending our wedding, list the names of your guests, and let us know about any allergies. If you’ll be joining us, please also share your mobile number so we can send updates via WhatsApp.
Enjoy the site and see you soon! Lots of love!
RSVP
We’d love to share our special day with you…
Do You Have Questions?
If you're a family member or friend with questions, you can get the answers here!
Traditions
Whether you’re English, Jamaican, Italian, or from any other corner of the globe we forgot to mention, we’d love to hear about your traditions.
Feel free to share your top advice with us. If you’re married, we’d also love to hear your fondest memory of your wedding day.
Thank you!
Italian Traditions
Wedding Favours & “CONFETTI”
Wedding favours are little tokens of appreciation for your guests, and in Italy, they come with a sweet surprise. For English people, no, “CONFETTI” aren’t the little pieces of paper you throw, (those in Italy are called “CORIANDOLI”). “Confetti” are what in England we call “sugared almonds”, but in Italy they come with a twist. Traditionally, you’ll find five of them, symbolising happiness, health, wealth, fertility, and long life. Typically white for weddings, they come in flavours like chocolate, lemon, pistachio, coffee, and of course, almond.
English Traditions
Wedding Breakfast
For the Italians in the room, don’t panic — it’s not espresso and cornetto time! In the UK, the “wedding breakfast” isn’t breakfast food but the first meal newlyweds share. Historically, couples fasted before the ceremony (don’t worry, we won’t do that!), making this their first feast together. It’s a tradition full of love, symbolising the start of their marriage and the many meals they’ll share as a couple.
Jamaican Traditions
Rum Cake and Rum – YAH MAN!
No Caribbean wedding is complete without a nice Caribbean Rum cake. This will bring Caribbean flavour to your wedding reception. Rum cake symbolises unity, celebration, and family coming together. Believe it or not this cake is derived from English Plum Pudding, this cake’s secret is fruit soaked in rum before baking.
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On Our day
Main Ceremony
15:30 - Please arrive promptly
Chiesa Madre, (Matrice)
Piazza IV Novembre, 4
91011 Alcamo TP
Italy
Wedding Party
After the church ceremony, any guests from the UK will be transported to the reception venue. For the ladies please wear comfortable but elegant flat shoes as the ground is cobbled, and bring a pashmina shawl, as the villa is positioned above sea level..
Location
Alcamo is located in the province of Trapani in the region of Sicily, Italy. It sits in the northwest part of Sicily, near the Tyrrhenian Sea coast.
