JULY 29, 2021
RAVELLO, AMALFI COAST, ITALY
It was the fall of 2009 when Tina and Cameron met at the age of 16 and 17. While they attended different high schools, they both attended St. Brigid Catholic Church – where Cameron’s dad serves as a deacon. The first day they met in person, they immediately connected (it really was love at first sight!) The Christmas holidays came around and Cameron asked Tina to ‘officially’ be his girlfriend – and she said yes.
After 9 years together, and essentially growing up together, Cameron asked Tina’s parents for her hand in marriage. A family trip to Germany and Austria was planned for Christmas 2018 – and with it being the most magical time of the year, Cameron surprised Tina with a proposal in Vienna, Austria! On the afternoon of Christmas Eve, Cameron, Tina, and her family made their way to the beautiful Belvedere Palace, which overlooks the city of Vienna. As the sun started to set, and surrounded by family, Cameron got down on one knee and asked Tina to marry him – and she said yes! After a romantic horse and carriage ride through the Viennese cobblestone streets, Tina and Cameron then celebrated with a champagne toast and a beautiful, cozy, Christmas Eve dinner with family.
Tina and Cameron will be getting married on July 29, 2021, in the picturesque mountaintop town of Ravello, Italy, on the dreamy Amalfi Coast – one of their most favorite places in the world. They could not be more excited to celebrate their Wedding with their family and friends!
Join us for a pre-wedding celebration, dressed in all white,
as we welcome you to Italy and the breathtaking Amalfi Coast!
Transportation will be provided for all guests to a surprise location.
Meet at Largo Giovanni Boccaccio, Ravello at 6:15 P.M.
Directions on Google Maps
The Duomo is located in the main square of Ravello. Ravello is pedestrian-only, so the Duomo is only accessible on foot.
Piazza Centrale, 84010 Ravello
Directions on Google Maps
Join us for our wedding reception at the Hotel Belmond Caruso.
Between sea and sky, the Belmond Caruso is a former 11th-century
palace perched on a cliff overlooking the Amalfi Coast.
Piazza San Giovanni del Toro 2, 84010 Ravello
Directions on Google Maps
Join the newlyweds the day after the wedding for a day trip to the Island of Capri. Capri is an island in Italy’s Bay of Naples, famed for its rugged landscape, upscale shopping, seafood and limoncello!
For those who are able to join us, tickets will include a private boat tour for our group, a stop at the Grotta Azzurra (the Blue Grotto) and the Faraglioni (famous oceanic rock formations), as well as a stop for lunch and time to explore Capri / Anacapri. An e-mail invitation will be sent out with further details.
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best man, brother-in-law of the bride
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Here is a list of recommended hotels in Ravello for you to look into and determine which works best for you!
In addition to this list of hotels, Ravello also has many great Airbnb’s, villas and apartments to rent.
Ravello is called ‘the hidden treasure of the Amalfi Coast.’ A tiny, pedestrian-only village, Ravello sits back from the coast, perched atop an enchanting mountaintop setting that overlooks the Mediterranean Sea and offers fewer crowds and spectacular views. Ravello is one of the most romantic places along the Amalfi Coast and is within driving distance to the towns of Amalfi, Positano and Sorrento.
Top recommended places for you to check out while you are on the Amalfi Coast.
While in Ravello, you must visit Villa Cimbrone, its storied gardens, and the spectacular views from its Belvedere Terrace. Famous writers, such as Gore Vidal, who traveled extensively, have visited the gardens and proclaimed the spot to be the most beautiful place ever visited. The main square of Ravello, Piazza Duomo, is a wonderful place to refuel or relax and enjoy drinks, gelato, or granita at a handful of quaint bars. All of them are simple places to get a panini, pizza, or a quick pasta, and best at serving good, strong espresso, and local liquors like limoncello.
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A well-known destination on the Amalfi Coast with a pebble beachfront and steep, narrow streets lined with boutiques and cafés. Its Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta features a majolica-tiled dome and a 13th-century Byzantine icon of the Virgin Mary. Check out the many boutiques selling locally crafted goods, from lemon liquors, handmade leather sandals, to beautifully painted ceramics. Positano is the home of one of Tina’s favorite linen brands, La Botegga di Brunella – a family-owned business offering the most beautiful linen on the coast. They have 5 shops located throughout Positano. Grab a drink with a view at Le Sirenuse, terraced higher into the seaside cliffs and surrounded by exquisite tile work and lemon trees.
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Capri is an island in Italy’s Bay of Naples, famed for its rugged landscape, upscale shopping, seafood and limoncello! From the Marina Grande, take an open-air taxi to the town center or further up the island to the town of Anacapri. Some must-sees include the Belvedere of Tragara (a high panoramic promenade lined with villas), the Faraglioni (the iconic sea stacks that project above the sea), and the Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra) – a cavern where the sea glows electric blue, the result of sunlight passing through an underwater cave. Spend time strolling through the streets lined with upscale shops, including one of Tina’s favorite fragrance boutiques, Carthusia (I Profumi di Capri). Have a bite to eat or a drink at Il Riccio, a Michelin-Star Beach Club & Restaurant, perched right above the water, one of Tina and Cameron’s favorite spots.
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Sorrento is a coastal town overlooking the Bay of Naples. Perched atop cliffs that separate the town from its busy marinas, it’s known for sweeping water views and Piazza Tasso, a café-lined square. Spritzed by lemon and olive groves, this gateway to the Amalfi Coast has an unspoiled old quarter, a lively main shopping street, and a spectacular cliffside setting with views of Mount Vesuvius. Sorrento is located close to Naples, Pompeii, and the village of Bomerano, where you can hike the Path of the Gods, named after the Roman Temples that once lined the path.
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Amalfi is one of the most heavily frequented towns by travelers on the Amalfi Coast, being that it is a major intersection for buses, boats, and ferries shuttling between the towns and islands. The Duomo di Amalfi (Cattedrale di Sant’Andrea) is at the heart of the town, with its striped Byzantine facade, and is where the tomb of Saint Andrew the Apostle can be found. Make sure to try some of the local pastries or lemon granita. The piazza in front of the Duomo has some great pasticcieras where the homemade limoncello is served cold, and the baristas make excellent coffee.
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