If someone told me I was going to marry Sean Cardamone in 2020, I would’ve laughed in their face.

Sean and I broke up 10 years ago. We ended our engagement to be more precise.

In those 10 years, I got to experience more love, heartbreak and travel. Finally, I truly discovered myself.

Newly single, I started and am currently working on a new project. It was all I wanted to focus on while on lockdown during the pandemic.

Sean learned of my endeavor and newly single himself, wanted to be part of this, because he not only believed in me, but he believed in my vision.

Sparks started to fly and there was a vibe happening, again.

He asked me to hangout and proceeded to ask what I was looking for in a relationship. I went down my list and then asked him the same question. He said...YOU.

Speechless, I started to cry. He said that he had traveled the world and could not fine anyone like me. He said he needed to become the man I deserved.

Happy to announce that I’m adding to my last name.

Sean is my forever home.

-Catalina Huerta-Cardamone

When Catalina and I parted ways 10 years ago, I knew it was not the end to our story...

Some one close to me told me “you won’t allow yourself to be with her again until you are the man she deserves.” They were right.

In the last ten years I have been through ups and downs happiness and sadness. I have traveled the world and searched here at home, and with all of that I never found the happiness I knew when I was with Catalina.

A few months ago she told me I needed a haircut.

I sat in a chair in my back yard and had to endure the timeless beauty and intoxicating aroma that was the only person in my life that felt like home, but also a complete stranger, manhandling the rats nest on top of my head.

She told me about a project she was working on that I immediately wanted to be a part of.

A month later we were having dinner together and I asked her what she wanted in life. I got a laundry list of everything she wanted... everything.

She asked me what I wanted?

“You”

With a lump in my throat the size of my nonas’ meatballs I waited

She cried...

She grabbed me...

I held her...

And I knew neither of us ever wanted to let go.

- Sean Cardamone