Tamara Falcó has received the worst news. She has run out of a wedding dress just 53 days before the big day. The Marquise de Griñón is experiencing one of her best sentimental stages with her fiancé Íñigo Onieva. The couple will say yes I do on July 8 and will undoubtedly star in one of the weddings of the year.
After celebrating the proposal with their entire family, the couple is now focused on taking care of all the details for the day of their wedding, in which nothing can be missing. One of the most important issues for the bride is choosing her wedding dress. A dress that left me speechless and that everyone will talk about. But it seems that this detail has been complicated for the influencer.
A few months ago, the Marquise de Griñón announced that her dress to go down the aisle would be made by the firm Sophie et Voilà, specialized in bridal and guest dresses. The Bilbao-based company was born in 2010 with the aim of helping all those brides who wanted to wear a suit to their liking and elegant but with a different touch on the most important day of their lives.
During these years they have become a renowned brand in the world of wedding dresses, dressing great faces on the current scene such as Isabel Preysler or Ana Boyer.
The brand is run by dressmakers Sofía Arribas and Saioa Goiti. Until now, they would have been in charge of shaping the wedding dress. But they were not going to be alone, since the designer and close friend of Tamara Falcó, Juan Avellaneda, was also going to be part of the design as an adviser. At that time the contractual relationship between both parties was perfect. So much so that the firm was delighted that the influencer had chosen them to dress her for such an important moment.
Now the relationship is broken and the firm has confirmed this morning that they will no longer be in charge of the Marquise de Griñón's wedding dress. "Unfortunately, the agreement between Sophie et Voilà and Mrs. Falcó to make her wedding dress has had to be terminated as a result of Mrs. Falcó's breach of contract," the statement said.
"Our business ethics prevent us from going beyond certain limits that would jeopardize the original authorship of the design," they detailed, implying that Falcó would have wanted a design very similar to that of another brand. The influencer denied the magazine Hello! that she wanted to plagiarize a design and also assured that she just found out through the media. Something that the fashion firm has also denied to Vanitatis, confirming that the Marquise de Griñón knew about the end of their contractual relationship two weeks ago.
