The event included personal touches galore—photos of the couple at significant local places served as table names, earrings and candy came directly from Italy via the bride’s father, and everyone joined in to dance the Tarantella—a longstanding Tardio family tradition.
Lindsay wore a matte satin gown in oyster, with Swarovski beading and a chapel train. She completed the look with an ivory feather hairpiece and birdcage veil, all from Alfred Angelo.
After a short, traditional ceremony at Heinz Memorial Chapel, the new Mr. and Mrs. Richman headed to J. Verno Studios, a photography studio that made an excellent venue for a party.
The Catholic ceremony was officiated by Father Ray French at Duquesne University Chapel, where Jesse’s parents wed 37 years before. The couple included a Celtic marriage pledge and Apache marriage blessing.
The beautiful ceremony was officiated by Larry Goyda in front of Bella Sera’s dramatic, rustic fireplace. The catering team at Bella Sera whipped up a menu including beef tenderloin, chicken saltimbocca, shrimp and chicken skewers, Mediterranean tapas, and other delicious appetizers.
Father John Dinello united Jen and Ray during a ceremony held at Heinz Memorial Chapel. Guests used vintage hankerchiefs, collected by the bride, to wipe away happy tears.
This couple tied the knot in Oakland (a place that’s special to the pair, as they bumped into each other several times there before becoming friends), exchanging Catholic vows at Heinz Memorial Chapel.
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