Jenny & Zac: climbing to love!
Alessandra 01/10/2024 0
Obsidian stones collected in Africa during one of his climbs were used for Jenny and Zac’s wedding rings.
Extremely in love, their promise of love at Palazzo Suriano is a milestone in their life. An intimate atmosphere at the presence of their children and surrounded by the beauty of the Amalfi Coast.
The ceremony ended and the couple has take a ride on a convertible taking pictures along the coast: he was driving, she is next to him with a Jackline scarf on her head looking at the beauty of nature and sea. Literally a dream!
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Alessandra 01/10/2024
Meaningful Wedding Rituals for your Ceremony
Most of Wedding Ceremonies are rooted in tradition and involve a series of steps or practices that have been taken for centuries. If you’re looking for some religious, cultural or spiritual practices in order to personalize and make your Wedding Ceremony even more poignant, here you will find the most popular Wedding ceremony rituals which you and your Groom-to-be could incorporate into your Special Day!
Jumping the broom
The jumping of the broom tradition dates back to the early 19th century and has its origins in Western African Weddings. The tradition wants the couple to lay a broom on the ground and jump over it together. Nowadays, this practice represents a ‘brushing away’ of the past in order to start a new life together.
Light a unity candle
This Judeo-Christian tradition is one of the most well-known Wedding rituals and represents the unity of two people and their families too. Both the Bride and Groom hold a lit candle and combine their flames to light a third one that remains unlit throughout the ceremony. Only when the couple
exchanged their vows, they can light the pillar candle using their flames to symbolize the union of their love and their commitment.
Sand ceremony
For this popular practice, the couple pours two separate vases of sand, usually in different colors, into a larger vessel to symbolize their ‘coming together’ as a married couple forever. This practice is particularly meaningful if you’re gonna to tie the knot on a beach or want to use sand from meaningful locations.
Cord of three strands
This religious Wedding ceremony ritual, also known as God’s knot, symbolizes the joining of one man, one woman and God into a marriage relationship with a purple string, a white and a gold. The cord of three strands ceremony could be a great addition to your big day, a truly unique element that friends and family will remember forever.
Have a handfasting
The handfasting ceremony tradition is an ancient medieval Celtic Wedding ritual, this practice involves binding the couple’s opposite hands together with a ribbon or a cord to symbolize their eternal union. You could even use colored ribbons, such as white for purity or red for passion!
Foot washing ceremony ritual
Foot washing is a Christian Wedding ceremony ritual inspired by some Bible verses in which Jesus washes his disciples’ feet. It is usually done to symbolize the couple’s service, humility and commitment to each other for the rest of their lives.
Breaking the glass
The breaking of the glass is one of the most beloved traditions of a Jewish Wedding ceremony. During the ceremony, the Groom smashes a wrapped piece of glass with his foot followed by applause from the guests. Tradition says that the couple will remain married for as long as the glass is shattered!
Planting a tree
If your Ceremony will take place outdoors, you could consider this ritual! It has no official religious or cultural ties, but taking care of a tree symbolizes growth and love. During the Wedding ceremony, the Bride and the Groom will take turns adding soil from two separate containers and water to the seedling, representing two individuals coming together as one.
Whatever style of Wedding Ceremony you and your Groom-to-be will have, there is a unity ritual which can fit with your venue and your mood. It’s up to you to choose the right one for your #destinationlove
Alessandra
Alessandra 01/10/2024
Savoring Campania: A Culinary Journey through Italy’s Flavorful Heart
Italy, a country renowned for its gastronomic treasures… a rich culinary heritage that represents a trip from region to region.
The southern gem of Campania stands out as a true epicurean paradise. Let’s delve into the flavors, aromas, and traditions that make Campania’s cuisine an irresistible delight.
The Crown Jewel: Campania’s Culinary Triumphs
Taste Atlas, the famous online portal that aggregates reviews, opinions, and judgments from experts and food enthusiasts, has crowned Campania as the world’s best region for food in 2024. With a resounding score of 4.60 out of 5, Campania’s culinary prowess shines brightly. But what exactly makes this region so exceptional?
The Mediterranean Bounty
Campania’s cuisine draws inspiration from its sun-kissed landscapes, azure seas, and fertile soil. Here are some highlights:
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Pizza: the birthplace of pizza, Naples, offers the quintessential Neapolitan pizza. Thin, chewy crust topped with San Marzano tomatoes, Salerno buffalo mozzarella, and fresh basil—it’s a slice of heaven.
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Mozzarella di Bufala: Creamy, delicate, and made from water buffalo milk, this cheese is a Campanian treasure. Pair it with ripe tomatoes and a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil for a sublime Caprese salad.
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Pasta e Fagioli: A rustic dish combining pasta, beans, and aromatic herbs. Simple yet soul-satisfying.
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Limoncello: The zesty liqueur crafted from Amalfi Coast lemons adds a sunny touch to any meal.
The Coastal Bounty
Campania’s coastline gifts us with seafood wonders:
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Spaghetti alle Vongole: Clams, garlic, chili, and parsley dance together in this classic pasta dish.
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Scialatielli ai Frutti di Mare: Fresh seafood—mussels, clams, shrimp—tossed with handmade scialatielli pasta. Bellissimo!
A Global Gourmet Gaze
As the world looks on, Italy continues to dazzle with its culinary prowess. Whether you’re savoring a Margherita pizza in Naples or indulging in a plate of tagliatelle al ragù in Bologna, Italy’s flavors are an invitation to celebrate life through food. So, raise your glass of limoncello, embrace the Mediterranean breeze, and let Campania’s culinary symphony transport you to a place where every bite tells a story.
Yum!
Alessandra 01/10/2024
M&S: when love grows like a seed!
A Wedding in the name of Nature planned by Wedding Amalfi
M&S are two extra-ordinary human beings who live in total respect for nature and in a very deep mutual love.
Like many couples, S&M, want their Wedding Day to be unforgettable: from the ‘Yes, I will’ to the ‘Yes, I do’ I was by their side.
Here, I’ll tell you some details about their life and story… they’re Salvatore and Michela!
Salvatore is a landowner and Michela works as a nutritionist using natural products to give wellness to her patients. Their love is so real and strong
They respect and support each other in their work and personal adventures
and truly wanted to share the rest of their lives together.
Where to set up the flawless Marriage Proposal? Definitely on the Amalfi Coast!
On the occasion of the marriage proposal, with my complicity, Salvatore planned a great surprise for his beloved Michela tooking part in a photoshoot in Positano made by the well-known photographer Gianni Di Natale. After the shooting, Salvatore booked a room and arranged a dinner on a private terrace to make that day by far the most romantic one.
At the end of the dinner, the waiter brought a cake with two flutes of champagne: in Michela’s one there was the ring! And then what? On September 18, they chose Saint Peter Church in Cetara and Giardini del Fuenti to celebrate their Love.
Nothing was left to chance, every single choice made by the couple during the planning process of their Wedding Day had its symbolic meaning: the Church honors Saint Peter, a great worker and wise man, just like Salvatore is!
In his company, La Palma, Salvatore helps people who arrive in Italy looking for a better life, donating lands and teaching them to cultivate and produce high quality products. The products are sold throughout Italy under an important Italian brand, Conad, with particular names: the tomato is called ‘R Accolto’, in Italian stands for the fusion between the words collected and welcomed. Moreover, the fishing village of Cetara for its history and tradition strongly linked to his work ideology and Giardini del Fuenti, the perfect venue where beauty and nature coexist, exactly like they wanted.
The key elements were generosity, prosperity, roots and nature!
This was the reason why their cards were printed on paper containing seeds. Their guests received the cards with steps to plant those seeds that will tell the story of their love again and again. Every single detail of M&S’ Wedding speaks the language of nature and love: from the original tableau de mariage to the monogram on their wedding table made of asparagus, fennel, wheat, broccoli and olive tomatoes kept together by the initials of the newlyweds names.
A Wedding I will remember forever!
Planner | Wedding Amalfi
Venue | Giardini del Fuenti
Photo | Gianni di Natale
Setting | Allestimenti le Rose