Publick House Historic Inn

Wedding Day

Wedding

Reception

Our Wedding

It was pure coincidence the night Joe and I first met. He was considering picking up another shift at the jail. I was at home relaxing with some friends. Luckily, we each decided to go out and meet up with some mutual friends at a bar instead. This quiet, socially awkward woman sat right next to this loud, outgoing man. We tried ignoring each other for a while but as you all know, neither one of us can resist laughing and dancing. And that’s exactly what we, two strangers, did until our friends were long gone and the bar was closing. 

A year and a half later the laughter and dancing hasn’t stopped. It’s not uncommon to catch us dancing in a restaurant, in the kitchen or at a friend’s house. The laughter and joy is simply contagious. 

My son, William, has a bond with Joe that would warm even the coldest of hearts. It takes a special person to treat a child as their own and Joe has done just that from the very beginning. Our wedding is more than a commitment between husband and wife, it is a journey the three of us will take together, as a family. 


How It All Began

Our Story

Details

Photos

Anthony Scivoletti

Matt Ancelitz

Jon Mcauley 

David Dimerio

William Christianson

Nick Germino 

Joe Castrogiovanni

Heather Courtney

Carlos Abad

Bridget Costello

Krissy Dimiero

Alyssa Scivoletti

Tara Scivoletti

Stephanie Kosnicki

Amelia Ellison

Wedding Party

Registry

Q + A

We have a block of rooms set aside. Use Group Code: 0918EL

The Publick House Inn

This hotel is a less than 4 minute drive from the venue. We have a block of 20 at the Publick House but if they are all reserved when you go to make your reservation, this is a nice and close alternative.&nbsp;

Sturbridge Host Hotel & Conference Center

Travel

A living museum which re-creates life in rural New England during the 1790s through 1830s. Costumed staff, rides & activities for family educational entertainment.&nbsp;

Old Sturbridge Village, Sturbridge, MA, USA

The Brimfield Antiques Show began in the 1950's and has become the largest and best-known outdoor antiques show in the country. Running along Rt. 20 for a distance of perhaps a half-mile and perhaps 500' or more, back on each side of the highway, the Brimfield Show is a huge,&nbsp; vast undertaking, filled with thousands of dealers dealers over the course of the week, selling everything from the finest antiques to 'yard junk', requiring a day or two to see everything there is to see. Food courts and rest facilities abound, and the Shows are filled with hidden treasures and the 'right kind of people', creating a safe and fun environment for everyone, children included.

Brimfield Antique & Collectibles Shows

Things to Do

The Proposal

Caroline & Joseph