Carolina Molas and Isabel Preysler, notably absent at Tamara Falcó and Íñigo Onieva’s pre-wedding

Much has been said about the guest list for the wedding of Tamara Falcó and Íñigo Onieva since the initial list was 4,000 people and many names have been dropped due to obvious capacity limitations. The Marquesa de Griñón explained a few weeks ago in ‘El Hormiguero’ that some faces that will not attend the wedding will attend the after party. Something similar happened in the pre-wedding.

As has been discussed throughout this week in different media, the pre-wedding that took place this Friday was done as a kind of ‘welcome’ to all the guests who come from outside Spain so that they can meet faces acquaintances from our country and could also chat with the closest family of the couple.

What has been a prelude to what will be tomorrow. However, on Friday night we knew thanks to Pilar Vidal that many of the guests who have gone to the pre-wedding at the Ritz Hotel will not attend the wedding tomorrow, so it is also a way to ‘celebrate’ their wedding in advance.

After seeing the well-known faces that have come to this prestigious hotel in Madrid, the absence of two very important people in the lives of the couple: Carolina Molas and Isabel Preysler, has drawn our attention.

Isabel is at her house in Puerta de Hierro happily waiting for the moment when her daughter says ‘Yes, I do’ with Íñigo and, as she has her grandchildren with her, she has preferred not to attend this party, which, As we say, it was a first contact for many… since she is well known and prefers to make her appearance on the big day this weekend.

In this way, it seems that Carolina Molas has agreed with her mother-in-law -or has decided unilaterally- not to attend the pre-wedding to avoid comments or speculation about a possible -and non-existent- competition between the two. Those who have attended have been her children, Alejandra and Jaime Onieva.

At the Hotel Ritz, the groom’s father, Íñigo, who lives in Mexico and who has not hesitated to attend in the company of his partner, has been seen. Thus fulfilling the pattern that has been explained endlessly about the guests who would attend the pre-wedding: people from outside the country wanting to have a first contact in the city.