Edurne García and David De Gea couldn't be happier. The couple will say 'I do' this Saturday, July 1 in Menorca, the place where they met in 2010. Since the news of the link came to light, the couple has carried out all the preparations with absolute secrecy. Despite this secrecy, several details are known about this celebration, such as the place where the wedding will take place: Las Canteras de S'Hostal. Without a doubt, it will be a memorable day for the lovebirds and their guests.
The secrecy is maximum for this celebration, and few details are known. As reported by the journalist Laura Fa in her podcast Mamarazzis, it will be a three-day celebration -from Friday, June 30 to Sunday, July 2-. In addition, the wedding has been organized by the agency La Puta Suegra, which also organized the link between Pilar Rubio and Sergio Ramos. The company is a specialist in preparing events of this caliber and with the maximum possible discretion.
The celebration will begin with a pre-wedding, which will be held this Friday, June 30, and will have a strict dress code: Ibizan wardrobe, so guests must wear white. It is expected that there will be about 80 guests at the link, and among them will be Risto Mejide, Santi Millán and Dani Martínez, Edurne's colleagues on Got Talent Spain. Precisely, the secrecy would have led to Edurne not having resorted to any team of stylists to make her wedding dress, in order to avoid leaks to the press.
Another detail that has created the most expectation has been the place where the link will take place. As reported by the newspaper Menorca - Es Diari, the fiancées arrived on the Balearic island this Thursday to finalize the details of the wedding. The link will be celebrated in the Canteras de S'Hostal, in Menorca. It is an open-air place, which extols the natural landscapes based on stone. There you can find labyrinths, gardens and large excavations that are located at km 1 of Camí Vell, near the urban center of Ciutadella, one of the most prominent towns on the island.
Space is one of the most curious enclaves on the island. These are quarries, whose mining operation was closed in the spring of 1994, and consists of different types of stone, such as calcareous or marés stones, whose material was historically used for building construction. In 2017 they were declared an Asset of Ethnological Interest (BIE) by the Menorca Island Council. The couple would have chosen this mysterious place to carry out their enigmatic wedding, in which there are different spaces: mazes, gardens and lots of stone.
According to some information, the couple and their relatives are staying at a hotel in the Menorcan municipality of Alaior. A few hours after their link, the couple enjoys a pre-wedding this Friday whose objective is for their guests to get to know each other better. Without a doubt, this link is the perfect way to put the finishing touch to a relationship that is thirteen years old this year. I'm sure the weekend will be as memorable for them as it is for their nearly 80 guests.
