The pre-wedding, a ritual that precedes the marriage and serves as a rehearsal for the big day, has been an event that has left an indelible mark for Tamara Falcó and Íñigo Onieva, who seemed like they were never going to get married given the large number of obstacles that they have had to draw until July 8.
Falcó arrived at his pre-wedding ceremony amid a bustle of expectation and emotion. The Ritz hotel in Madrid was packed with the media and onlookers who could not resist staying to see the commotion that was taking place.
The businesswoman made her entrance in a car driven by her brother-in-law, the tennis player Fernando Verdasco, and together with her sisters Chábeli Iglesias and Ana Boyer. None of them wanted to steal the leading role from her to the Marquise de Griñón, who managed to gather a large number of people in the center of the Spanish capital to have a first contact with the big wedding.
The emotion could be seen on Falcó's face, who, upon getting out of the car, expressed with joy and satisfaction: "I am very happy". Her happiness was palpable, and the expressions of love and well wishes she received from all present encouraged her hasty entrance to the hotel.
The Marquise de Gruiñón chose a white two-piece suit for the occasion, with a cut inspired by the bullfighting style with large shoulder pads, a nod to Spanish culture but also to the wedding dress. The outfit, simple but elegant, complemented her happiness and enhanced her beauty.
