Andrea Scotto Di Minico, the groom, what to say about him … a somewhat peculiar geek. He has many passions but the biggest ones are basically 3: Programming, gym, and CHOCOLATE!
20 May 2022 Church Of Santa Maria Maggiore
11:00 am At Piazza Annunziata
Andrea Scotto Di Minico
THE GROOM
He has a bit of a (VERY MUCH) out of the ordinary humor, we want to call it programmers humor? I don’t know honestly; but even though I sometimes have a hard time understanding it, it is one of the things I love most about him.
What else can I add to describe him: of very acute intelligence, but at the same time he is one of the most humble and good person I have ever met. Always ready to help others, always available and smiling.
I could go on explaining for hours why it is impossible not to love you but those who know you already know, so I would just like to add: Thank you for being there for me even if you are tired, even if you are nervous even if you just want to give up everything and do pumpat! Thank you for being there for me when I need it most.
I ❤ you
Alessia
Alessia Marciano
THE BRIDE
What love is? Bla bla bla.. we just click, like the button of the mouse…ok, seriously: loving you is not looking at your beautiful blues eyes, hence gazing and staring at the same horizon, being on the same ship, sailing towards the same life goals.
You are an intelligent strong woman, hard to break, with high moral values, you always seek to do the right thing, you don’t settle for the good enough.
In you, I found also someone who can eat more than me, and I have to hide my chocolate or eat it before you do. Aside from making fun of you, I found someone whom I can rely on good times, a person who can help me when I am at my worst, a person to motivate and be motivated from, each and every day, with the aim to grow a little every day.
You are also like my best friends: I can have a beer and play video games with you, can talk with you from what is the meaning of life to programming to silly and non-sense stupid things with the only purpose of laughing together – all without getting bored..
Alessia from home flies away, she dreams the world far away. For a memory of one kind way, among The Beast she would stay
Church Of Santa Maria Maggiore
11:30 am At Piazza Annunziata
The church of Santa Maria Maggiore is located in the main square of Itri, Piazza Annunziata. The church was damaged during the bombardments of the allied forces in 1944, however, the 13th-century bell tower did survive. The church was reconstructed after the war.
Restaurant Tenuta Vento di Mare
13:30 pm Poolside
Salto di Fondi, called by the ancient Bosco del Principe or Isola del Salto, was the hunting reserve of the nobility who lived for centuries in the city of Fondi.
It is in this ancient place that the villa stands; a real jewel restored to its ancient beauty after a careful restoration and enhancement work so as to make those who observe it think that time has never changed it.
ORGANIZATION
WEDDING
WEDDING MENU
The menu will be based on fish, please inform us of any allergies or if you do not eat fish so that we can insert a meat alternative.
Please also mention any vegetarian or vegan preferences.
SIMPLY US
ENJOY YOUR LIFE!
TO OUR FAMILY
THANK YOU FOR BE ALWAYS THERE FOR US
“ The best gift is your participation, thanks to all ”
Andrea & Alessia
WHERE TO SLEEP IN ITRI AND WHAT TO VISIT NEARBY?
ALL INFO
Itri is a small city and comune the province of Latina, Lazio, central Italy. Itri is 70 km from Latina, 133 km from Rome, and 92 km from Naples.
Itri is an agricultural center divided into two parts by a small river, the Pontone. It lies in a valley between the Monti Aurunci and the sea, not far from the Gulf of Gaeta. The more ancient part, with the Castle, was partly destroyed during World War II.
The Itrani speak a particular variant of the Neapolitan language called Itrano.
The name Itri derives from the Latin word iter, meaning “route” or “way”, appropriate since the city lies where the old Roman Via Appia, built-in 312 BC, crosses the Monti Aurunci by way of a narrow pass, the Gola di Sant’Andrea, called by Charles Dickens a “noble mountain pass”. An alternative hypothesis on the origin of the town’s name suggests is derived from the cult of the Eastern God Mithra, as there is a large subterranean temple dedicated to him a few hundred meters south of the town. Still another suggestion is that it derives from the Greek for snake “hydra”, pronounced in some dialects as “itra”. In Roman times Itri would have been no more than a post station, a role it continued in until well into the nineteenth century; in Bourbon times Itri was the 12th of 18 posting stations going south from Rome to Naples.
