1620 Winery

Wedding Day

1620 Winery @ Cordage Park

Ceremony

Cocktail Hour

Wedding Reception

Our Wedding

A boy from Boston. A girl from San Diego. Two people who found each other in the middle of the desert and never questioned it.	Joe carries his grandfather's Brooklyn roots wherever he goes — that unmistakable New York-Italian spirit that doesn't leave you no matter how far from home you roam. Kristina carries her Serbian heritage with equal pride — the music, the dances, the traditions her family kept alive across generations and across oceans. Two cultures, two coasts, one first date in downtown Chandler. Sometimes life is beautifully uncomplicated like that.	Then there's Zeus. Kristina's German Shepherd/Border Collie mix who came with the relationship and quickly became the heartbeat of their home. Joe never hesitated — not even for a moment. These days Zeus is equal parts chaos and comfort, the kind of dog who reminds you that the best things in life have fur and absolutely no concept of personal space.	Their families finally met and it felt less like an introduction and more like a reunion. The kind of night that stretches long because nobody wants it to end, filled with laughter that makes you wonder why it took so long to get everyone in the same room.	Joe asked Mike for his daughter's hand the way men like them do things — working side by side, hands dirty, no fanfare. Just two guys and a gutter project and a question that changed everything. And on the eve of Kristina's birthday, over a dinner she thought was just a celebration, Joe got down on one knee. A plate of macarons arrived at exactly the wrong moment. Kristina didn't notice. She said yes.	Now it's Plymouth, Massachusetts. September 25, 2027. One night, two families, and a lifetime that's just getting started. Show up, raise a glass, and celebrate what the desert brought together.

Our Story

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Danny and Joe met in an accounting class at Arizona State and have been close ever since. When Joe found his way into the mortgage industry, it was Danny who opened the door. He's been a constant in Joe's corner ever since — he kind of friend you don't have to explain yourself to.

Danny Weber

More soul sister than best friend. Tyler has been Kristina's safe place, her voice of reason, and the person who has loved her through every version of herself. Family by choice long before there was a wedding to stand up in.

Tyler Ellsworth

Joe's oldest cousin and one of his earliest role models. David is where Joe's love of baseball was born. Growing up with cousins more than a decade older has a way of shaping you — and David shaped Joe in the best ways.

David Fusaro

Kristina's cousin and one of her closest friends. Watching Alexi build her own family — the marriage, the kids, the life — is part of what made Kristina so ready for this chapter of her own. Family by blood, friend by choice.

Alexi Cabatingan

Cousin and godfather, and he has worn both titles with the same quiet steadiness his whole life. Like David, Chris has always been more than family to Joe — he's been a guide, the kind who leads by example rather than instruction. Some of the steadiest years of Joe's life have had Chris somewhere in the frame.

Chris Fusaro

Forged in the California years, when the two of them were inseparable — working together, going out together, surviving every adventure that came of it. Partner in crime, hype woman, occasional voice of reason. Life has changed since; this hasn't.

Ahlee Thomas

Kristina's big brother, and he's never once let her forget it. He and Joe clicked immediately, mostly over how much they both like messing with her. Standing on Joe's side just makes it official — and Kristina wouldn't have it any other way.

Stephan Miljkovic

Childhood friends who grew up alongside each other and never drifted. In Serbian tradition the kuma is far more than a member of the wedding party — she is a lifelong witness to the marriage and a trusted confidante for the years that follow. There was never anyone else to ask.

Kristina Zivkovic

Joe's most recent close friend, and the one who knows Joe and Kristina best as a couple — he's had a front-row seat to the whole thing from the start. If you want an honest read on these two together, ask Nate. He'll give you one, which is exactly why Joe keeps him around.

Nate Dolan

The best thing Arizona gave Kristina besides Joe. What started as a friendship turned into sisterhood fast — every vent session, every celebration, every hard week. The kind of friend everyone hopes to find.

Alyssa Jones

Childhood best friends, the kind that doesn't need a long explanation. Kevin has known Joe through every version of himself, from Boston to Arizona and everything in between, and the two of them pick up right where they left off every single time.

Kevin Jackson

Some friendships take years to build and some just click. Karly walked in and it felt like she'd always been there — Kristina's Western soul sister, and the friend who makes everything more fun for being in it.

Karly Reese

Joe and Isaac met during Joe's years in professional baseball. Isaac is the logical rock — the one who keeps Joe grounded when everything else is moving fast. Every good team needs someone like Isaac.

Isaac Ballou

The friend who has been there through more chapters than most, and who has never once needed to be asked twice. Lydia shows up, keeps Kristina laughing, keeps her grounded, and can be counted on to bring her best moves to the dance floor.

Lydia Pineault

Maksim Cabatingan

Sofija Cabatingan

Wedding Party

FORMAL

We'd love for our guests to dress formally — think elegant and polished for a special night we'll never forget.

What to wear

For the gentlemen, a suit and tie. For the ladies, a cocktail or floor-length dress. No tuxedos required, though nobody will stop you.

A note on the weather

September evenings on the harbor get cool once the sun goes down, and the patio will be open all night — a wrap or a jacket is a good idea.

Colors

No restrictions, and no need to match the wedding party. Wear what makes you feel good.

Dress Code

Q + A

This Plymouth, Massachusetts hotel is located across the street from historic Plymouth Harbor. It features an indoor heated swimming pool. Cable TV is provided in each guest room at Hotel 1620. A coffee maker and refrigerator are also provided. Paid WiFi access and paid parking are available. Hotel 1620 is walking distance to the harbor in downtown Plymouth near whale watching and pirate tours. Shops and restaurants are across the street at the Village Landing Marketplace Shopping Center. The Mayflower II and Plimoth Plantation are also nearby.

Hotel 1620 Plymouth Harbor

This hotel features an outdoor pool with panoramic views of Cape Cod and rooms with a 32-inch LCD TV. Historic Plymouth Rock is less than one mile from this hotel. Rooms at the Best Western Plus Cold Spring include a microwave, refrigerator and coffee maker. The spacious rooms all offer a seating area for added comfort. Best Western Plus Cold Spring serves a daily hot breakfast buffet. Guests can use the business center or the gym. Free WiFi is also provided throughout the entire hotel. Plymouth Waterfront and the Mayflower II are both within a 20-minute walk from this hotel. The Plimoth Plantation is just 5 minutes’ drive from the hotel.

Best Western Plus Cold Spring

Offering a variety of exceptional amenities, including an on-site restaurant and in-room microwaves and refrigerators, this Plymouth hotel is easily accessible from local attractions, including Plymouth Rock. Begin the day at the Hilton Garden Inn Plymouth with breakfast from the on-site Great American Grill Restaurant or enjoy a quick snack from the convenience store. Relax by in the indoor swimming pool or browse the internet with free high-speed access. Discover a number of shopping centers and local restaurants, located within walking distance of the Plymouth Hilton Garden Inn. Visit Plimoth Plantation, the site of the first Thanksgiving, or take a drive to scenic Cape Cod, both only minutes away.

Hilton Garden Inn Plymouth

Travel

The most iconic landmark in America is right in Plymouth's backyard. Smaller than you'd expect, but standing next to it with "1620" carved into the stone has a way of making history feel very real. Free to visit and open 24 hours.

Plymouth Rock

A full-scale replica of the ship that carried 102 passengers across the Atlantic in 1620. Step aboard and see just how small the vessel really was — it puts the whole journey in a completely different perspective. Open daily 9AM–5PM.

Mayflower II

Formerly known as Plymouth Plantation, this living history museum is one of the best in New England. Actors stay fully in character as 17th century Pilgrims and Wampanoag people, bringing the story of Plymouth's founding to life in a way no textbook can. Open daily 9AM–5PM.

Plimoth Patuxet Museums

Make the hour drive north to Boston and experience Fenway Park — the oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball. With the Red Sox in the final weeks of their season, it's a once in a lifetime opportunity for anyone who's never been.

Fenway Park

One of America's oldest public gathering places, Faneuil Hall has been at the heart of Boston since 1742. Grab a bite at Quincy Market next door, explore the vendors, and soak in the energy of a landmark that has seen more history than most cities combined.

Joseph and Kristina

Joseph and Kristina

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