Josie Kelly’s Public House (Adare Ballroom)

Rehearsal/Welcome Dinner

Linwood Country Club

Wedding Day

Josie Kelly's Public House

After Party Celebration

Our Wedding

Diana and Henry have known each other since they were kids—Henry is the cousin of Diana's best friend, Colleen, now her Maid of Honor, who shared her family with Diana from the beginning. After Henry graduated college, he made increasingly frequent drives from Pennsylvania to New Jersey to “hang out” with their group of friends—a thoughtful and strategic move, as it turned out. During one of those visits, Henry bravely confessed his love for Diana, despite their age difference. They began dating at the end of 2019, and just as their relationship grew more serious, the pandemic hit. Diana’s 30th birthday in March 2020 marked the beginning of an unforgettable year. Together, they navigated lockdowns, countless Netflix marathons—including&nbsp;Love Island&nbsp;(which Henry would never admit to watching now)—and endless hours playing&nbsp;Animal Crossing&nbsp;on the Nintendo Switch. They moved in together, building a life not just for themselves but also for their two beloved pups, Layla and Maverick. Before any rings were exchanged, Henry proved his commitment by joining Diana in finding and purchasing their forever home, close to family and friends. Their families and friends have seamlessly blended, forming one big, happy crew. Diana is no longer the third wheel to Colleen and her boyfriend, Keith; instead, they’ve become a tightly-knit group with countless shared memories. As their relationship blossomed, so did their adventures. Though Henry hadn’t traveled internationally before dating Diana, he embraced her wanderlust and commits to one international trip a year. Together, they’ve explored destinations near and far, from California to Australia, the Dominican Republic, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Florida, South Carolina, Vermont, the UAE, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia. They even considered an RV before settling on eBikes to zip around their neighborhood (sometimes with Layla and Maverick happily tagging along in bike trailers). Henry has welcomed Diana’s quirks with love and patience, whether it’s her love for sleeping in, her less-than-stellar cooking skills, or her habit of leaving half-drunk drinks scattered around the house—affectionately known as Latti Leftovers, always making them laugh. Though Diana once prided herself on being clean and organized, Henry’s playful observations have brought a fresh perspective to her once-proudly meticulous habits. From their shared love of exploring to bonding over games like pool, ping pong, and Pac-Man, their competitive spirit brings them closer together. Henry’s passion for sports and active hobbies keeps him busy, whether he’s golfing, running, snowboarding, or catching a game on TV. Diana balances this with her love for home projects, decorating, thrifting, and managing two Airbnbs. Together, they’ve built a life filled with shared interests and new adventures, blending active fun with quiet, meaningful moments. Henry’s deep love for music is unmatched—he knows every lyric and can name almost any song. Diana, while not as musically inclined, has embraced his passion and discovered new favorites, like Taylor Swift, Harry Styles, and the Jonas Brothers, through him. One of her favorite memories is when Henry surprised her with tickets to see the Backstreet Boys, her favorite childhood band. She sang along to every word, a moment that highlighted how thoughtful Henry is in making her feel special. Every Friday, Henry kicks off New Music Friday, eagerly sharing his top picks with Diana as soon as she’s up. In many ways, Henry reminds Diana of her late step father Michael, whom we lost to cancer in February 2020—a connection made even more special by their shared birthday, June 26. Henry shares Michael’s charismatic, patient, and funny nature, as well as his love for music and golf. Henry has been Diana’s rock through every high and low, helping her find balance. Diana is known for her work ethic and drive, which she credits to her mom, but with Henry’s influence, she’s learned to slow down and savor the little moments. One of her favorites is their nightly walk with their dogs—a ritual that Henry started—where they catch up and connect after busy days. After 4.5 amazing years, Henry proposed on July 20, 2024. Now, with their wedding date set for June 14, 2025, at Linwood Country Club, they can’t wait to celebrate with friends and family. Diana and Henry look forward to creating more memories together—and seeing everyone on the dance floor!

Our Story

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We are incredibly blessed to have such amazing parents who have been our biggest supporters throughout our journey together.
Diana’s mom, Carol, is her best friend, role model, and greatest source of inspiration. Her unconditional love, generosity, hard-working and kind nature have profoundly shaped Diana into the person she is today. Carol’s support has been unwavering, especially during the whirlwind six months when she graciously welcomed Diana, Henry, and their two dogs into her home while they searched for their own. During that time, Henry quickly became Carol’s live-in helper, and their early morning chats before work created a bond that continues to grow. Not many days go by without Diana and Carol talking on the phone or seeing each other—Diana values her mom’s advice deeply and cherishes their daily conversations.
Their time spent together is always special, whether enjoying peaceful days on the lake where Carol playfully pretends to paddleboard or canoe, but is really sitting on the beach in her dress (and sometimes even heels) while she watches everyone enjoy especially the kids running around on the water mat. She loves it. Diana and her mom indulge in their shared guilty pleasures like penny slots, or shopping until their feet ache—leading to Diana and her mom treating themselves to well-earned massages or pedicures. Carol is also an incredible baker, and growing up, holidays were Diana’s favorite time of year because of the endless supply of homemade treats. Knowing that cookies are Henry’s favorite guilty pleasure, Carol always makes sure to set some aside, especially her classic chocolate chip cookies and her famous carrot cake, which is a favorite at every family gathering.
Carol is also the heart of many family traditions where she loves hosting Easter so she can have easter egg hunts filled with lots of candy and even lottery tickets, and one of her most iconic events she hosts is the annual Canoe Carnival party, a tradition that has carried on for almost 100 years. Her love for weekend trips to the shore with all the loud dogs and bike rides makes every moment unforgettable. Carol has instilled a sense of warmth and joy that Diana and Henry carry with them, and they are endlessly grateful for the love she brings to their lives.


Henry’s parents, Deb and Henry IV, have been a constant source of strength and encouragement for both of us. Deb’s love for crocheting—she’s even taught Diana—and making homemade sourdough bread has become a staple in the house. From loaves to sliced bread to scones, Diana can’t resist breaking off a piece every time she walks by the kitchen, and Henry constantly reminds her to slice it properly with the special bread knife instead.
We can always count on Deb and Henry IV to plan family activities like pool days, tubing down the Delaware, upper deck golf at the Linc, pasta-making, bowling, trips to Longwood Gardens, going to concerts, and playing games like cornhole or Rummikub. Diana loves these family gatherings because the days fly by, and these outings together create lasting memories.
Deb and Henry IV are always there when needed—when Diana and Henry decided to sell their house in Collingswood, they jumped in to help. Deb painted and polished every room for staging, while Henry IV kept everyone entertained with his “talking” while caulking, making the house look its absolute best for selling. Whether it’s fixing things around the house, cleaning, literally moving in for a week to help us transition to our new home, or closing the pool, they are always there, and Diana and Henry couldn’t have done it all without them.
We also share a love for sports, and cheering on the Phillies and Eagles together has given us some of our favorite memories, especially when Nico and the rest of the family are there—those moments are always filled with smiles. Of course, we also cherish trips to the Sanson ski hut in Vermont and the fires at the campground, where Diana loves to relax. At the end of the day, Deb just wants us to be together so we can catch up on the latest happenings and create memories that will last a lifetime.
These moments together mean the world to us, and their love and support are invaluable as we begin this new chapter in our lives. We’re incredibly grateful to now be one big, happy family!


Carol Latti, Deborah Sanson, Henry Sanson IV

Colleen and I have been inseparable since 8th grade when she moved from North Carolina to New Jersey. At first, she resisted being my friend because she thought I was stubborn and a bit of a brat—which, admittedly, I can be—but once we realized how much we had in common, we’ve been best friends ever since. We rarely disagree on anything, except for one thing: she prefers to carry only her phone, a Yeti cup, and our favorite chapstick, while I always lug a purse full of makeup and gadgets.
Our bond deepened even more when we discovered her grandfather was friends with my Pop Pop, and her being Henry’s cousin made our friendship all the more special. Over the years, we’ve shared countless adventures, from ski trips to her family’s Vermont house, to her letting me third-wheel with her and Keith—until Henry came along. We’ve also enjoyed unforgettable group trips, like exploring Australia in an RV and discovering the outdoors during the pandemic.
Before I met Henry, I spent many nights at Colleen and Keith’s house watching movies or docuseries. For a short, glorious time, we even made the most of MoviePass, hitting up several movies a week. We also share a love for long walks with our dogs. Colleen started the cockapoo trend, and after seeing how amazing they are, I had to join in. Between Rue, Jetta, Layla, and Boomer, we have four of the most spoiled cockapoos, and Colleen was so kind to help me care for Layla when I first got her, since I was still traveling for work.
I couldn’t wait to move closer to Colleen after college, so as soon as she moved to Medford Lakes, Henry and I settled in Medford. We even got eBikes so we can PEV door-to-door to each other’s houses in under 10 minutes. Colleen and I are so similar in our work ethic—always motivated and dedicated—but we balance it out with planning trips together to look forward to.
Colleen is two months older than me, and she always seems a little wiser. I truly admire her advice, loyalty, and generosity—just don’t ask to borrow her hairbrush! Through the good times and the bad, Colleen has been a constant in my life. Whether it's showing up with my favorite garlic knots or just being there with her presence and support, she reminds me how lucky I am to have her as my best friend. It truly means the world to me. There’s not much I do without her and her input, and that’s just one of the many reasons I couldn’t imagine my wedding day without her by my side as my Maid of Honor.

Colleen Hurley 

Meris and I met during our freshman year of college and quickly became roommates and best friends. With her calm, easygoing nature and love for travel, she was the perfect adventure companion, and we even studied abroad together on Semester at Sea, sharing a tiny room on a ship for four unforgettable months. Meris became like the sister I never had, especially when she lived with us in Medford Lakes while completing her nursing program and studying for her NCLEX exam. I was honored to be her practice patient during that time, especially on nights when my mom and Michael wanted to go out to eat. We would sit at the table quizzing her with flashcards, up until the night before her exam. That morning, she almost overslept—though she’ll never admit it—because of her Candy Crush obsession. In an attempt to get more lives, she tried to reset her clock to a different time zone and forgot to reset it back. Luckily, she made it to her exam on time, passed, and became a nurse—but not before illegally parking, getting a ticket, and solidifying a story we never let her live down. 
Even after graduation and her move back to Massachusetts, we never let the distance come between us, always making time for long phone calls, annual girls’ trips to her family’s beach house in Mystic, visits, and spontaneous adventures to places like Morocco, Spain, Costa Rica, and Egypt. One of our most memorable experiences was a family trip to the Baltic with her parents, my mom, Michael, Will, and Erin, celebrating Will and Meris’s September birthdays. During the trip and an evening dinner at sea, Meris stepped up in a true lifesaver moment, calmly performing the Heimlich. Her composure was remarkable—not a trace of panic in her face. Now, she humorously reminds us all of the universal choking sign.
Her dedication as a nurse over the past 12 years has been remarkable, showing just how selfless and incredible she is. Her adventurous spirit and positive outlook on life are just a few of the reasons I’m so grateful to have her by my side as a bridesmaid.

Meris Armenia 

Brittany and I go way back to high school, where our friendship sparked during some pretty competitive tennis matches—though let’s be honest, practicing was never really our thing! It didn’t take long for us to realize just how much we have in common. From cruising around in Brit’s convertible with the top down to dancing the night away in Atlantic City, beach days in Ocean City, and that unforgettable trip to Mexico with her husband, Mike, we’ve created so many incredible memories.

Back in the day, our moms were blissfully unaware of how much we got up to—which worked out great for us! These days, we’ve traded wild nights out for cozy nights in, lounging in sweats, sipping wine, and catching up while the kids run wild.

Brittany is not only a talented artist but also an incredible wife, a supermom to three girls and six dogs, and an amazing decorator. Whether she’s transforming her house into a full-blown haunted mansion for Halloween or a magical Christmas wonderland with life-sized decorations and themed rooms, her creativity knows no bounds. I honestly don’t know how she manages it all, but somehow, she does. She’s always there for her family, friends, and me.

We even share the same taste in so many things—clothes, cars, you name it—and somehow, we often show up unintentionally matching! Brit has always been my shoulder to lean on, the one who listens, and the friend who reminds me everything will be okay. She’s told me for years how much she can’t wait for me to get married and have babies one day—and when that time comes, I know she’ll be the one I call when I’m scared I’m not doing something right because she’s been rocking it for a decade now.

Ten years ago, I had the honor of being a bridesmaid in Brittany’s wedding, and I can’t wait to have her by my side for mine. No matter what stage of life we’re in, Brittany has always been my constant, and I know nothing will ever come between us. She’s my blonde bestie forever, and I’m so grateful to have her in my life.

Brittany Bruce 

Erin and I first met about 10 years ago when she and my brother Will started dating, and their incredible bond has always brought him so much happiness. I was honored to stand by her side when she married my brother in June 2024, and now, almost exactly a year later, I’m thrilled to have her by my side as my sister-in-law as I marry Henry. I'm so grateful to have gained the sister I never had and for all the support she’s given me.
Erin and Henry are the in-laws who bond on our family trips and are always the ones keeping us grounded when we go off on tangents during dinners! One of the things I love most about Erin is her passion for karaoke—whether there’s a microphone nearby or at our favorite spot, McGillin’s, watching her, Henry, and Will sing their hearts out is always a highlight of our gatherings. I’ll never forget the iconic moment when Erin grabbed the microphone from her band at their wedding and sang all the words to "Teenage Dirtbag," or when she and Will performed a duet of "A Whole New World." Those are memories that will always make me smile.
I truly admire Erin for being unapologetically herself. She’s a true vegetarian, loves animals, is a Disney enthusiast, and embraces the city life in Philly with Will. I’m so lucky to have her by my side, not just on my wedding day but going through life.

Erin Latti 

Leah, Henry’s older sister, and I actually spent time together long before I started hanging out with Henry, during Colleen’s family trips to Vermont at the Sanson ski hut. Leah has always been incredibly supportive of Henry and me, and she and Tony beautifully captured our engagement with their amazing photography.

One memory that stands out is when Leah decided to make homemade pasta—something I’d always wanted to try. It turned out to be much harder than we expected, but we laughed the entire way through and still managed to create a pretty decent meal! Afterward, we made plans for our next culinary adventure: making her grandmom’s famous pierogis, which we’re both excited to try. Beyond our cooking adventures, we love going to Phillies games together as a family, often joined by our extended family, or enjoying anything that involves baseball or golf. It’s these special moments that make me feel so lucky to have Leah in my life. I’m beyond grateful to have her as part of my bridal party and my future sister-in-law. Henry and I are also excited to start a family one day, and we can’t wait for our children to grow up with Leah and Tony’s son, Nico, as close friends and cousins.

Leah Scalfaro 

Sarah, Henry’s younger sister, has grown into someone I deeply admire and a true friend. I still remember when she was about five years old, singing in the living room in Vermont—she stopped the moment she noticed us watching. I always thought she was the cutest little blonde girl, and now she’s grown into a beautiful young woman. Sarah’s intelligence, humor, and talent shine, especially in soccer and her studies. I had the pleasure of watching one of her last high school soccer games and was blown away by how talented she is on the field. Now pursuing a degree in genetics at UDel, we’ve bonded over our love for all things nerdy and science-related. I admire her maturity, especially her focus and drive to stay true to herself. Her dedication to her family, friends, and her nephew Nico is remarkable, and I’m so excited to have her by my side as a bridesmaid on this special day. I’m also mesmerized by her fashion sense and style and appreciate all the recommendations she gives me on the latest trends.

Sarah Sanson

Rebecca, my cousin, and I have always been incredibly close. We’re almost exactly 10 years apart, both born in March, and we have so many similarities, even sharing the same birthmarks! Rebecca is an amazing teacher, and she’s always the one I turn to when I need advice. Some of my favorite memories are of her and her kids visiting the lake in the summer. I’ll never forget the time we did a paddleboard race with only three girls in the competition, and as we were finishing, Rebecca waited for me and grabbed my hand so we could run across the finish line together, placing 1st and 2nd! I also loved being a bridesmaid in her wedding, singing and dancing through the bars in Wildwood. Rebecca has so much energy and loves spontaneous activities like day trips for blueberry picking, fishing, or crabbing, which we always turn into a fun competition. She truly knows how to make everything a good time, and I’m so happy to have her by my side as a bridesmaid.

Rebecca Varner

Jessica, my cousin, and I are incredibly close. I admired her so much that I bought my first house in Collingswood, the same town where she lived, and it truly lived up to the high expectations she set. We both share a love for quality food and restaurants, but unlike me, Jes is an amazing cook, and I love trying her recipes, which always include hidden secret ingredients. We also share a passion for fashion—while I love to buy it, she can create, design, and wear it effortlessly.
Her support means everything to me, and I couldn't imagine my wedding day without her by my side as a bridesmaid. I was honored to be a bridesmaid in her wedding, the first one I was ever a part of, and it was such a memorable time. One of my favorite memories was when her mother-in-law pretended I was her daughter so I could sneak into bars to celebrate Jes’s bachelorette party when I was still under 21!

Jessica Todd Brill 

Rachel, my cousin, and I bonded over both growing up without sisters and having brothers who are incredibly close, which brought us even closer. One of my favorite memories with Rachel was the week we spent at the beach in Dewey, DE, where we spent our days on the sand, nights around beach fire pits, and enjoyed plenty of orange crushes. As the youngest cousin, it was the first time I felt truly part of the group, especially when the cousin jokes shifted from me to Couch Doug, Rachel’s brother.
Rachel’s calm and peaceful spirit has always inspired me, and her support means everything. I couldn’t imagine my wedding day without her by my side as a bridesmaid. I was also honored to stand by her side at her wedding, which was full of unforgettable moments. One of the funniest memories was during her bachelorette party in Atlantic City when one of her friends opened her purse during a purse check, and out came a breast pump, turning it into a story we’ll laugh about forever!

Rachel Bull

Patrick and I are definitely each other’s worst influences. When either of us thinks it’s going to be an early night, the other is usually there to "twist the arm" just enough to stay out later, have one more drink, or even make a detour to our grandmother's house for some late-night pool with Uncle Russell. It’s almost like an unspoken rule that we’re not allowed to call it a night until we’ve pushed the boundaries just a little further. 
We didn’t start out as the closest of cousins, but over time, we’ve grown to be really close. We’ve been there for each other through a lot of life’s moments. I remember giving him pointers the night before his driver’s test, college visits with Terrie & Ray and dead car batteries at Homecoming. 
Family holidays are always a great time Whether it’s something planned or totally unexpected, we always manage to have fun. No matter what we get into, there’s a certain ease and understanding between us that makes everything more enjoyable. There are three things guaranteed in life: Death, Taxes, & Henry and Pat mess-arounds. 

Patrick Hurley

Chris has always felt like the brother I never had. We talk every day, mostly about sports, YouTube videos, or whatever small thing has inconvenienced us that day, and honestly, those conversations are often the highlight of my day. It's not just the topics themselves, but the back-and-forth we have that makes it enjoyable. Whether it's sharing a funny video or venting about something minor, those moments keep things light and fun. 
I make a habit of trying to convince him weekly to move to New Jersey, though I haven’t succeeded yet. Still, we always have a great time whenever we do get together. It’s not just about proximity; even from a distance, we manage to stay close and connected. Hopefully, one day I’ll finally get him to make the move, but until then, our hourly updates will have to do. 

Chris Quinn

AJ has been my longest and closest friend. Growing up, we played every sport we could, and in elementary school, we counted down the days until middle school, when we’d finally be at the same school. AJ was part of most of my family vacations too—whether it was camping on Solomons Island, breaking the granny bike, or getting him to come to Vermont just a few years ago, he was always up for any adventure. 
I still remember one time in Maryland, feeling frustrated and telling my mom how much I just wanted to lie down, but AJ was never the type to be okay with that. I've had a front-row seat for so much of his life, and watching him grow into an amazing husband, family man, and now dad makes me think back to when I was young, always wanting to be like AJ. Everyone look out for him ripping his pants on the dancefloor.

Alex Shapiro

David has been one of my longest-standing friends. We grew up playing baseball together, and our sleepovers were legendary—full of Risk, Knee Hockey, video games, and all-nighters. As we got older, Dave kept his role as the life of the party, known for his signature dance moves and his uncanny ability to always locate the nearest karaoke machine. 
Dave and his fiancée Erin are the perfect “yin and yang.” It works out well because it lets me go wild with Dave while Diana and Erin hang out in another room, usually watching reality TV. Though it’s sometimes hard to get on his calendar, everyone knows that when Dave is around, it’s bound to be a rowdy time. If you’re at the wedding and looking for him, your best bet is to check the dance floor—that’s where Dave’s sure to be. 


David Lehmann

Mike and I didn’t actually become friends until college. For years, he was just Chris and Dave’s friend, someone I didn’t know much about, though I knew he thought I was a little obnoxious. We were always friendly, but we never really talked—until one night at a local hometown bar. Somehow, Mike and I ended up in this unexpected, long conversation, and we quickly realized that we shared a surprising number of interests. By the end, we both were saying how we couldn’t believe it had taken us this long to really connect, and we both agreed we should have started talking years ago. 
Since then, Mike has been one of my closest friends. We’ve gone on several trips, spent countless late nights together, and often end up driving Alexis and Diana a little crazy. Alexis does a great job keeping Mike in line, but she knows there’s only so much she can do when we’re together. Looking back, it’s wild to think that ten years ago, I wouldn’t have imagined being in Mike’s wedding or him being in mine—but now, I couldn’t imagine it any other way. 

Michael Murray

While I’ve known Keith since he and Colleen first started dating, he and I have grown incredibly close since Diana and I got together. In fact, the first time Diana and I hung out was actually on Colleen and Keith’s seven-year anniversary—a perfect example of the way the four of us fit together naturally. Keith has this knack for making events I’d usually dread surprisingly enjoyable, and he’s become more like a true friend over time and not just Colleen’s significant other. We’re often talking daily, catching up on the latest headlines or laughing over whatever Diana and Colleen have “brought to our attention” that day. 
Some of my best memories are from the trips we’ve taken together—skiing in the Rockies and California, exploring Australia—trips where we managed to pack in a lifetime of memories. Keith and I are always each other’s co-pilots, acting like we can’t hear the commentary from Colleen and Diana in the back, especially when it comes to our driving. Having Keith close by keeps life interesting, whether we’re planning to watch a game, heading out for a round of golf, or just relaxing at each other's place. He's always ready with the weather report and a random fact that nobody has ever heard of before.

Keith Scholer

Over the past five years, I’ve really come to appreciate my relationship with Diana’s brother, Will. He’s become the kind of person I can always count on for a good time and great conversation. When Carol and Diana head out together for shopping sprees or massages, it’s usually me, Will, and Erin left to plan our own adventures. And somehow, no matter where we are, we manage to turn it into an unforgettable night. We’ve had some epic outings in Philly, hitting up our favorite spots and discovering new ones, often ending the night with some wild stories to tell the next day. On vacations, too, it’s a given that the three of us will be out late, making the most of every minute. 
Will is my go-to for talking about sports and markets during family events. Whether we’re watching a game or just catching up, it feels like we’re keeping the energy going. 
Diana and I are still holding out hope that Will and Erin will move back to New Jersey, which would make those spontaneous meetups so much easier. But for now, we’re happy to make it work—whether we’re catching up in Philly, down the shore, or relaxing out at Medford Lakes.


William Latti

Tony, my brother-in-law, has been a part of our family for over a decade now, and I can’t believe how fast time has flown. I was surprised when I first heard Leah was seeing someone, but I felt relieved when I found out that AJ already knew him—there’s a good story there, and you’ll have 
to ask them for the details. AJ assured me Tony had a great sense of humor and could handle the heat, which is pretty much a requirement in this family. 
Their wedding was the first one I’d ever been part of, and I was not prepared for just how long of a day it would turn out to be. We’d stayed up late the night before, watching the Ryder Cup and listening to Tony working on his vows, which did us no favors when two bottles of Patron showed up on the breakfast table the next morning. That night, as we all danced and I talked anyone’s ear off who would listen, which showed how happy I was to finally be getting a brother. 
Since then, it’s been amazing to watch Leah and Tony grow up together and build their lives. Them buying a house, raising two dogs, and now parenting a future golf-star of a son—are all things I dreamed of doing myself. 


Tony Scalfaro 

Kolby is truly one of a kind, and honestly, it would take me a full day to tell all the stories we’ve shared. Throughout high school, college, and adulthood, Kolby has stayed the same at heart. He’s always brutally honest—unless, of course, he’s trying to get out of plans—and he’s the kind of person who can strike up a conversation with just about anyone. Going out with Kolby is always a bit of a wildcard, and if he’s not closing out the bar, it’s probably because he’s been kicked out. 
Some of my best nights were with him at the OD, trying to get on stage, and I wouldn’t be surprised if he tries to pull a move like that at the wedding. Kolby has this rare ability to have the most fun possible but still show up on Monday morning, put-together and ready to teach
America’s youth. There was not anyone else we could think of that would take officiating our wedding more seriously, while bringing the party, like Kolby. 


Kolby Gonzalez

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SOLD OUT - Wait list only609-927-9141 (Reservations must be made via phone, online booking is not available- ASAP as rooms are limited!!) To secure the room block rate, please make your reservations by phone and mention either Diana Latti or Henry Sanson as the bride and groom. You can book for 1 or 2 nights. Important Hotel Details:Check-In: 4:30 PMCheck-Out: 11:00 AMProperty Rules: This is a smoke-free property, and no pets are allowed.Transportation Information:For guests requiring transportation to the wedding venue, a shuttle service will be provided.Shuttle times are approximately 4:20 PM and 5:00 PM—please be punctual! Transportation may occur before the official check-in time on the wedding day. Guests are welcome to park at the hotel and take the shuttle to the venue. The hotel will strive to accommodate early check-ins for those in the wedding block.

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