Mangia! Guests at Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker’s pre-wedding lunch in Portofino, Italy on Saturday were treated to a lavish feast against the stunning background of the Italian Riviera.
Khloé Kardashian, Kourtney’s 37-year-old sister, shared photos on Instagram Saturday of the boat voyage to the Italian fishing village of San Fruttuoso and the lunch’s exquisite table decorations. Blue and white patterned tablecloths were thrown over the tables, which were topped with white floral centrepieces and lemons.
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Alabama and Landon, Barker’s daughters with ex-wife Shanna Moakler, were also present for the meal. The wedding will take place at Castello Brown in Portofino.
Alabama, 16, shared a video of her cacio e pepe pasta, as well as a photo of her array of food, which included focaccia bread and fruit. Landon, 18, shared a photo with his sister Atiana de la Hoya in which he was seen drinking a crimson drink.
Alabama, 16, shared a video of her cacio e pepe pasta, as well as a photo of her array of food, which included focaccia bread and fruit. Landon, 18, shared a photo with his sister Atiana de la Hoya in which he was seen drinking a crimson drink.
“La Dolce Vita,” Khloé captioned a series of Instagram photos.
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In another set of photos, Khloé flaunted her lunchtime ensemble. “Kylie knows my angles,” the Good American founder captioned the photos, alluding to her younger sister, Kylie, who is 24 years old.
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Kourtney, 43, and Travis, 46, attended a blessing in San Fruttuoso, according to a source. For the event, they dressed in all black Dolce and Gabbana costumes.
San Fruttuoso has a rich history in addition to being a beautiful venue for wedding celebrations. The Abbey of San Fruttuoso is dedicated to Saint Fruttuoso of Tarragona, a third-century bishop and Catalan saint. After the Arab invasion of the Iberian Peninsula, Fruttuoso’s ashes were brought to the abbey.
The wealthy Doria family became engaged with the abbey in the 13th century, after it was rebuilt as a Benedictine monastery in the 10th century. The Dorias altered the abbey’s structure and intended to bury their family there. Frank and Orietta Pogson Doria Pamphilj, on the other hand, opted to donate the entire complex to the Italian Environment Fund in 1983. (FAI). After being installed in 1954 and refurbished in the 1990s, a famous statue of Christ of the Abyss now sits in the abbey’s bay.
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