The wedding of Tamara Falcó and Íñigo Onieva has become the social event of the year. This past Monday the magazine Hello! exclusively published the most anticipated images: the one of the bride’s dress. Carolina Herrera’s creative director, Wes Gordon, crafted a spectacular medieval-inspired design crafted in ivory white silk crepe and embellished with embroidery and crystal beading.
For the party, the Marquise de Griñón changed her suit and opted for a comfortable blush-colored design with a column structure and decorated with cascading ruffles. She also wore a third wedding dress that she only saw her husband on their wedding night at the Mandarin Oriental Ritz hotel in Madrid.
Isabel Preysler’s daughter surprised Onieva with a white satin nightgown from the Spanish firm Namur Collection, by Alejandra Rojas. An elegant long and romantic design that had thin straps and a V-neckline. As the brand itself defines in its networks, “the classic will always be eternal”, a phrase that is perfectly reflected in this timeless and elegant piece.
Tamara wore the Helen nightgown, which can be better appreciated in the online store with the detail of the neckline, with pleated fabric and a small opening under the breast and with a strip that adds an original touch to this piece that costs 185 euros and can be reserved in sizes 36, 38, 40 and 42.
The Marquise de Griñón completed her look for the wedding night with a cream-white robe with a floral print, a design that included a matching belt. A design that is not for sale online and that Tamara will be able to use, like her nightgown, during her honeymoon that began on Tuesday.
It should be noted that Falcó also opted for a design from the Namur Collection to prepare before the wedding, already in the El Rincón palace. He wore a white satin robe with a wrap silhouette and slightly puffed French sleeves.
