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Villa Carlotta Tremezzo, Lake Como

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Together with our families, we request the pleasure of your company at the celebration of their marriage

Harry

&

Pamela

Together with their families, Harry and Pamela joyfully invite you to celebrate their wedding and lifelong love.

Our Story

Two lives,
one beginning.

A little glimpse into who

we are and the journey that brought us here.

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Our Story

Every great love story begins with a single moment, and for Harry and Pamela, that moment arrived when their paths unexpectedly crossed. What started as a chance meeting soon became something neither of them could ignore—a connection that felt effortless, genuine, and full of possibility. From their very first conversations, they discovered a shared ability to make each other laugh, dream bigger, and appreciate life’s simplest joys. As the days turned into months, their bond deepened through countless adventures, meaningful conversations, and quiet moments spent together. Whether celebrating life’s milestones or supporting one another through its challenges, they found comfort, strength, and happiness in each other’s presence. Harry was drawn to Pamela’s warmth, kindness, and unwavering spirit. Pamela admired Harry’s generosity, sense of humor, and the way he could always bring a smile to her face. Together, they built a relationship founded on trust, respect, and a love that continued to grow with each passing day. What began as a simple introduction blossomed into a partnership filled with laughter, understanding, and endless affection. Through every shared experience, they came to realize that they had found not only their greatest love but also their best friend. Today, surrounded by the people they cherish most, Harry and Pamela are thrilled to celebrate the next chapter of their journey together. As they exchange vows and begin their married life, they are grateful for the love and support of family and friends who have been part of their story. With joyful hearts, they invite you to join them as they celebrate a love that started with a chance encounter and grew into a lifetime commitment—one that they are excited to continue writing together, day by day, for years to come.

Getting There

Travel to

Villa Carlotta Tremezzo, Lake Como

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24°C
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Lake Como, Italy

By Air

Milan Malpensa (MXP) is the closest major airport, approximately 70km from Lake Como. Direct flights available from most major cities. Milan Linate (LIN) is a smaller city airport, 90km away — best for European connections. Bergamo Orio al Serio (BGY) is a budget airline hub, 80km from Como.

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Air

By Train

Direct trains run from Milano Centrale to Como San Giovanni (40 min). From Como, a scenic ferry or taxi to Tremezzo takes approximately 40 minutes. We recommend the hydrofoil ferry — a far more beautiful arrival than road transfer. Runs every 30 minutes from Como. Book in advance at trenitalia.com

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Train

By Private Transfer

We have arranged discounted private transfers from all three airports. Book via: xyz.com/transfers All transfers are door-to-door and include luggage assistance. Vehicles seat up to 8.

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Where to
Stay

Crowne Plaza Milan

One of Italy’s great hotels, 20km south. Exquisite gardens, private pool, and Michelin-starred dining. A favourite of European royalty. Rate from €650/night. Book directly and mention the Moretti-Rossi wedding.

NH Milano Machiavelli

A chic lakeside retreat with 14 rooms, infinity pool, and a rooftop terrace with panoramic lake views. Modern and intimate. Rate from €340/night. A 15-minute taxi to Villa Carlotta.

Crowne Plaza Milan

One of Italy’s great hotels, 20km south. Exquisite gardens, private pool, and Michelin-starred dining. A favourite of European royalty. Rate from €650/night. Book directly and mention the Moretti-Rossi wedding.

NH Milano Machiavelli

A chic lakeside retreat with 14 rooms, infinity pool, and a rooftop terrace with panoramic lake views. Modern and intimate. Rate from €340/night. A 15-minute taxi to Villa Carlotta.

Things to do

Our Favourite Places

Restaurants

Il Gatto Nero
Cernobbio · Hillside terrace with panoramic lake views. Classic Lombard cuisine. Book months ahead.
Trattoria La Fagurida
Griante · Hidden gem. The risotto with lake perch is exceptional. Cash only.
Ristorante Imperialino
Moltrasio · Former imperial villa, now an intimate restaurant. Sunset dining.

Excursions

Bellagio ferry
The most beautiful village on the lake. 30-min ferry from Tremezzo. Arrive early.
Villa del Balbianello
Lenno · James Bond film location. Accessible only by boat. Unmissable gardens.
Mount Crocione hike
2-hour hike from Menaggio with Alpine views of the entire lake. Bring water.

Drinks

Bar Il Molo
Tremezzo · On the water. Best Aperol Spritz on the lake. Sunsets here are extraordinary.
Enoteca del Mecc
Bellagio · Wine bar with 200+ Italian labels. Knowledgeable staff. Perfect afternoon stop.
Lido di Lenno
Lenno · Public lido with a bar and swimming. Very Italian. Very perfect.

Day Trips

Milan
50 min by train. The Duomo, Brera district, Navigli canals. Stay for aperitivo.
Lugano, Switzerland
40 min drive. Swiss chocolate, designer shopping, and the magnificent Ceresio lake.
Lake Maggiore
1 hour by car. Borromean Islands and the Stresa waterfront. A beautiful contrast.

Questions answered

Everything you need to know

What does black tie mean?

Gentlemen: tuxedo or dinner jacket (black or midnight blue) with a bow tie. Ladies: floor-length gown or elegant cocktail dress. We ask that you avoid white, ivory, or champagne tones out of respect for the bride. Fascinators welcome.

What does black tie mean?

Gentlemen: tuxedo or dinner jacket (black or midnight blue) with a bow tie. Ladies: floor-length gown or elegant cocktail dress. We ask that you avoid white, ivory, or champagne tones out of respect for the bride. Fascinators welcome.

What does black tie mean?

Gentlemen: tuxedo or dinner jacket (black or midnight blue) with a bow tie. Ladies: floor-length gown or elegant cocktail dress. We ask that you avoid white, ivory, or champagne tones out of respect for the bride. Fascinators welcome.

What does black tie mean?

Gentlemen: tuxedo or dinner jacket (black or midnight blue) with a bow tie. Ladies: floor-length gown or elegant cocktail dress. We ask that you avoid white, ivory, or champagne tones out of respect for the bride. Fascinators welcome.

What does black tie mean?

Gentlemen: tuxedo or dinner jacket (black or midnight blue) with a bow tie. Ladies: floor-length gown or elegant cocktail dress. We ask that you avoid white, ivory, or champagne tones out of respect for the bride. Fascinators welcome.

What does black tie mean?

Gentlemen: tuxedo or dinner jacket (black or midnight blue) with a bow tie. Ladies: floor-length gown or elegant cocktail dress. We ask that you avoid white, ivory, or champagne tones out of respect for the bride. Fascinators welcome.

Harry

Born in Florence · Grew up between Florence & London

I grew up in Florence, the youngest of three, in a house that always smelled of fresh pasta and old books. My parents met at university — my mother was studying art history, my father architecture — and I think their love for beautiful things quietly shaped everything about me. I moved to Milan at 24 to work in fashion editorial, which was everything I thought I wanted and nothing like I imagined. I learned quickly that the industry rewarded a certain hardness I didn’t really have. What I had instead, apparently, was a habit of wandering into the wrong cafés at exactly the right moments. When I met Luca I wasn’t looking for anything. I was twenty-eight, professionally consumed, and quietly convinced that love was something that happened to people who had more time than I did. He proved me spectacularly wrong — and he still reminds me of it regularly.

Pamela

Born in Florence · Grew up between Florence & London

I grew up in Florence, the youngest of three, in a house that always smelled of fresh pasta and old books. My parents met at university — my mother was studying art history, my father architecture — and I think their love for beautiful things quietly shaped everything about me. I moved to Milan at 24 to work in fashion editorial, which was everything I thought I wanted and nothing like I imagined. I learned quickly that the industry rewarded a certain hardness I didn’t really have. What I had instead, apparently, was a habit of wandering into the wrong cafés at exactly the right moments. When I met Luca I wasn’t looking for anything. I was twenty-eight, professionally consumed, and quietly convinced that love was something that happened to people who had more time than I did. He proved me spectacularly wrong — and he still reminds me of it regularly.

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