A Tamara Falco she has very little left to dress as a bride. The Marquise de Griñón counts the hours to give her long-awaited ‘yes, I want’ with Inigo Onieva on July 8 at the Palacio el Rincón, although before that they will hold a exclusive engagement party with their respective families and friends in Villa Meona, the mansion of Isabella Preysler.
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As expected, the queen of hearts is dedicated to helping her daughter with the preparations and accompanying her in everything she needs. This same Monday, both were in a new dress test, this time in Madrid. The previous one was in Bilbao and her companion then was her future mother-in-law, Carolina Molas.
“We are not going to lie. We have come to Madrid especially for her. Today we have done a dress test and she is happy and super excited,” they have revealed Sofia Arribas y Sign Indirectors of Sophie et Voilà, the firm that will dress Tamara on her big day, at the microphones of Europa Press.
The designers assure that the ex-girlfriend of Mario Vargas Llosa already approves the design of his daughter’s wedding dress, that at first he was not convincedAccording to Tamara herself: “Isabel already understands the dress and we know for certain that she now likes it. And the face she (Tamara) has when we put the dress on her is one of absolute emotion and happiness.” What they have not wanted to confirm is whether the daughter of Carlos Falco She will wear more than one dress that day: “We can’t say, but she’s going to be beautiful from start to finish.”
At the moment, they do not have a date for the next test, but they know that a final adjustment will be made a few days before the wedding: “A final adjustment is always made because a nervous bride can suddenly lose half a kilo and a dress that was perfect suddenly makes a bag. So there is always a final adjustment, and although some may want to gain weight, most of them want to lose weight.” Sofia and Saioa acknowledge that they are “delighted” to be part of what they define as “the wedding of the century” rather than “the wedding of the year”.