Charity & Shalom
April 2026
To our wonderful family and friends, whether you are able to attend or not, we want you to know that a major part of our happiness is built on a foundation of memories with YOU.
There is no other collection of humans we’d rather share this day with.
La Cena di Benvenuto - “Welcome Dinner”
6:30pm to 10:30pm
Attire - “Tuscan Garden Chic” (Charity made this Pinterest board for easy reference)
To kick our weekend off, we’d love to break bread with our loved ones—exchange some hugs, get to know each other, and share a cheers.
A Note on Little Ones: While we love the kiddos very much, we have decided that the ‘Welcome Dinner’ will be for grown ups only. Giving our family and friends a real chance to ‘Greet & Meet’
Transport To & From Event: We have organized a pick up and drop off service for all guests, please see schedule below…
Friday, April 10
Il Matrimonio - “The Wedding”
3:00 to 12:00pm+ (Open Bar till 1am)
Attire - Black Tie
A Note on Little Ones: Similar to the ‘Welcome Dinner’, though the kiddos will be missed, we have decided that the ‘Wedding Day’ will also be for grown ups only. We want the adults to have another well-deserved night off to relax, unwind and dance (in ways the kids should probably never see).
Transport To & From Event: Similar to ‘The Night Before’ we have organized a pick up and drop off service for all guests. Details to be shared at the ‘Welcome Dinner’.
Saturday, April 11
Festa in Piscina - “Pool Party”
11:30am to 1:30pm+
For those who want to keep the celebration going and recover from the festivities poolside, we will keep the villa open for a ‘next day’ hang! Expect sun, fun, and a feed (brunch will be served).
A Note on Little Ones: Bring the kids!
Transport To & From Event: No transport arrangements have been made for this day. We do however, expect designated drivers and car pool leaders to emerge :)
Sunday, April 12
Wedding Weekend Location
Conti di San Bonifacio
The estate dates back to the noble San Bonifacio family - ancestors recorded as early as 852. Originally an abandoned 16th‑century farmhouse nestled on a hill amid vineyards, olive groves, and chestnut woodlands, the estate has been transformed to offer its guests an authentic Tuscan experience (including beekeeping, cooking classes and wine tasting!).