The wedding season begins. All eyes are on the young couple made up of Íñigo Onieva and Tamara Falcó, who will go down the aisle to say 'I do' next Saturday, July 8, in a beautiful ceremony to be held at the El Rincón palace.
But they are not the only ones who will be married soon. Lucía Domínguez Vega-Penichet and her fiancé, Álvaro Gomis, will celebrate their wedding this Saturday surrounded by their closest circle of people.
Lucía Domínguez Vega-Penichet is one of the close friends of the daughter of Isabel Preysler and Carlos Falcó, with whom she has shared different trips, experiences, secrets and confessions.
The young woman will go down the aisle this weekend to take another step in their relationship and thus confirm that Gomis is the man of her life and the future father of her children. The young couple has made the decision to marry to strengthen their sentimental bond and celebrate their love with their family and loved ones.
As Vanitatis has advanced, the wedding of Vega-Penichet and Gomis will be held this Saturday in the well-known church of Santa Bárbara, a temple that has capacity for more than 300 guests.
Tamara Falcó and Íñigo Onieva will not be the only well-known faces that will attend the celebration that serves as a prelude to their own wedding, but we will be able to see other public figures such as Ana Boyer, Felipe and Carlos Cortina or Alonso Aznar, among others.
The ceremony will be at 8 pm, when the sun begins to set and the night begins. After the religious rite, the newlyweds and their guests will head to the exclusive Puerta de Hierro club in Madrid, where Cris Aguilar, daughter of the former president of the Community of Madrid, Cristina Cifuentes, married a few days ago.
In the facilities of said venue they will dine on a tasty and luxurious menu from the club's own kitchens to later celebrate the love of the recent marriage by dancing to the rhythm of a DJ until the body can stand it.
It has not been an easy week for the Marquise de Griñón. On Tuesday the news came to light that the bridal dress firm Sophie Et Voilà broke the relationship with her for "contractual breach", since the company defended that Falcó was asking for a design that looked a lot like a creation from another designer and that they took great care of the issue of authorship and plagiarism, so they could not allow such a thing.
Falcó told El Hormiguero yesterday that she would never ask the brand to plagiarize anything, but that she simply did not like the dresses that they were designing for her. In addition, she had no qualms when it came to saying that she had been left "made up and without a dress" just seven weeks before her wedding.
