In March 2014, we were off on a 20 hour journey to the island of Bora Bora in French Polynesia for 10 days of sun and fun! While there, we had a traditional Polynesian wedding ceremony on the beach with local dancers, music, and customs. If you want to see why we decided on Bora Bora, take a look at our videographer's website and our photographer's website. It's breathtaking! It will just be us, but it will be recorded and shown at the reception.

For a bit of background on traditional Polynesian ceremonies, visit the Maohi Nui website. This is the company that performed our ceremony.

Our actual wedding date was Saturday, March 15th! We will share photos and a special video during our reception so you can all share in the fun. There are approximately 545 pictures on our Facebook page if you want a sneaky peek!

We hope you can join us and celebrate on Saturday May 10th, 2014 from noon to 3pm for a cocktail and luncheon buffet.

The luncheon reception will be at the beautiful Mendenhall Inn in the Atrium of the Gold Ballroom. The Mendenhall is located in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania within minutes of Longwood Gardens and many other historical and local attractions (Winterthur, wineries, historical battlegrounds, and antiquing to name a few), and is about 45 minutes from the Philadelphia airport. Here are some driving directions to the Mendenhall.

Room availability is limited, so make reservations soon! The Mendenhall Inn does have some rooms blocked off for us; if you would like to reserve a room, be sure to say that you are with the Leviton/Villecco party.

Wondering what you should wear? We found this picture, and thought it was a good example! Tie and sport jacket for men and dressy dress or pants suit for the ladies. It's early May and weather permitting, we will have some outdoor stone tiled patio space. The parking lot is gravel, but our area is free from stairs, has a covered drop-off area, and easy-access rest rooms.

So a lot of people have asked us how we met...

Well, take a look at the picture of us in camoflague. We met at the Combat Casualty Care Course "C4" back in 1998. We were paired up as battle buddies and so, we went pretty much every where together. For those of you that have been in the military and have gone to a field training course you know what that entails. And since there was an unpredicted cold snap that year (below freezing in southern Texas) and no hot water, we didn't shower much. Be sure to click on the picture to get the full effect of our hair.