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Kate Centofanti and Marc Whittington were married Oct. 8 at the Pavilion on Crystal Lake in Middletown.

Kate Centofanti and Marc Whittington were married Oct. 8 at the Pavilion on Crystal Lake in Middletown.

Newly engaged Greenwich residents Katherine Suzanne Knetzger and Dr. Mark Anthony Vitale plan a June wedding.

Newly engaged Greenwich residents Katherine Suzanne Knetzger and Dr. Mark Anthony Vitale plan a June wedding.

Celebrations: weddings, engagements

Wedding

Kate Centofanti, the daughter of Alan Centofanti and Dr. Babette Caraccio of Stamford and Cocoa Beach, Fla., married Marc Whittington, the son of Christiana and Ned Whittington of Hanover, N.H., on Oct. 8 at the Pavilion on Crystal Lake in Middletown.

Robert Powers, a friend of the couple and a Justice of the Peace, officiated at the ceremony. The bride and groom are 2014 graduates of Wesleyan University in Middletown, where they met. A small family ceremony was held the day before at St. Agnes Roman Catholic Church in Greenwich officiated by the Rev. William Carey.

The bride is a 2010 graduate of Greenwich High School. She is an account coordinator for Jacobson Strategic Communications in Philadelphia.

The groom graduated from Hanover High School in New Hampshire before attending Wesleyan. He is an SEO strategist at Haystack Needle in Philadelphia.

Following a wedding trip to Costa Rica, the couple will continue to reside in Philadelphia.

Engagement

Diane Knetzger of New Canaan and Hugh Knetzger of Greenwich are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Katherine Suzanne Knetzger to Mark Anthony Vitale, son of Dorothy and Aldo Vitale of Brooklyn, NY.

The future bride is a graduate of New Canaan High School and received her bachelors degree in nursing at Villanova University. She went on to positions at Norwalk Hospital and the Hospital for Special Surgery before returning closer to home to work as a registered nurse in the outpatient clinic at Greenwich Hospital. She is now pursuing advanced training through a nurse practitioner degree at Fairfield University while concurrently working in the Greenwich Hospital clinic.

The future bridegroom graduated from Tufts University with a bachelors degree in biopsychology, and went on to medical school at Columbia University. After completing a residency in orthopaedic surgery at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center and a hand surgery fellowship at the Mayo Clinic, he is now a board-certified hand and upper extremity surgeon working in Greenwich at Orthopaedic and Neurosurgery Specialists (ONS).

The couple resides in Greenwich, where they look forward to exchanging wedding vows in June of 2017.

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