Máxima of Holland and her daughter wear flamenco at the pre-wedding of the Duchess of Medinaceli

VIP’s conclave in Jerez de la Frontera, where the wedding between Vitoria de Hohenlohe y Maxime Corneille. Many faces of society and the aristocracy gathered this Friday to enjoy a party prior to the wedding and among the guests the Dutch royal family stood out: William, Maxima and the firstborn, Amalia.

They have arrived together at the Campo Real Palace and both the queen and the princess have captivated those present with their flamenco looks, with a Spanish shawl and a flower decorating a neat updo in their hair. A choice that they have made out of deference to the bride, the Duchess of Medinaceli, but that was not part of the dress-code from the party.

Miriam of Ungríawidow of Kardam of Bulgaria and new Jordanian princess after her marriage to Prince Ghazi bin Muhammad, came arm in arm with her son Boris and did so dressed in a striking electric blue jumpsuit.

It has been more discreet Claragirlfriend of Luis Medina, cousin of the bride and son of Naty Abascal. The model and nurse has opted for a two-piece consisting of a black top and a two-tone skirt with fringe detail to match the espadrilles.

Vitoria de Hohenlohe and Maxime Corneille will get married this Saturday in the church of San Miguel, in a mass officiated by the priest Ignacio Jiménez Sánchez-Dalp. After the “yes, I want”, the celebration will continue at the Salto al Cielo estate, a construction of the Carthusian monks of the 18th century located in the heart of the Andalusian countryside. The party comes at a delicate time for the family, in the middle of the war over the inheritance of Mimi, the previous duchess.

The bride’s little brother, Alex Hohenlohe-Langerburg, Marquis of Navahermosa and Duke of Ciudad Real, will be the best man since his father died in 2016 due to health problems after a motorcycle accident.