WARWICK – Caitlyn Mariorenzi and Jacob Gansert exchanged wedding vows in an afternoon ceremony at the Warwick Country Club on July 2. The ceremony was officiated by Lisa Tannotti, the groom’s aunt. A reception followed the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Leslie Morrissey of Coventry and Paul Mariorenzi of Coventry.
The groom is the son of Norman and Joyce Gansert of Scituate.
The maid of honor was Hannah Elliot. Bridesmaids were Katie Brinkman, Pamala Csiki, Melanie Ravesi, Elena Grigelevich, and Nicholas Hawkins.
The best man was Jared Gansert, brother of the groom. The ushers were Michael Mariorenzi, brother of the bride, Daniel Henston, Dan Pittore, Brad Allen and Kenny Vinacco.
The bride is an occupational therapist at Kent County Hospital. The groom is a planning and program specialist at the R.I. State Board of Elections.
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