The countdown has begun Constanza Villar-Mir. The daughter of Juan Villar-Mir de Fuentes and Cristina Palacios will marry her boyfriend Daniel in a few hours and last night the celebrations began with her family and friends. The couple chose The Balcony of Rio Grandea restaurant located on the banks of the Guadalquivir with exceptional views of the Torre del Oro, which was completely illuminated.
© GTRESSurrounded by flashes, the bride arrived looking radiant and happy with her father, who couldn’t stop smiling. For her big night, Constanza chose a long-sleeved dress with paillettes to which she gave her personal touch with some leather boots. cowboy. Right behind the bride was his sister, Cristina Villar-Miraccompanied by her husband, Eduardo Rodríguez García-Gasco.
© Europa PressThe couple chose Río Grande, which is located in a historic enclave of Seville and presents a gastronomic concept based on quality Andalusian products and embers as a way of preparation. Unlike the restaurant, the area known as El Balcón offers a more casual menu in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
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© GTRESAmong the guests there was no shortage Bertin Osbornewho wanted to attend the pre-wedding since he will finally not be able to attend Constanza and Daniel’s wedding because he has to attend a friend’s funeral.
The presenter also arrived at the Río Grande restaurant. Ana Rosa Quintana and her husband, Juan Muñoz, who was as smiling and fun as always. The presenter chose a simple midnight blue strapless dress which she gave a touch of color with a purple bag and beige high heels.
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© GTRESThe pre-wedding of Juan Villar-Mir de Fuentes’ daughter was attended by businessman Israel Bayón, chef Pepa Muñoz, owner of the restaurant El Qüenco de Pepa, businessman José Luis López ‘El Turronero’, as well as the couple formed by the politicians Iván Espinosa de los Monteros and Rocío Monasterio.
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© GTRESThe bride and groom and their guests enjoyed the pre-wedding that began around 8:00 p.m. in this magical enclave on the banks of the Guadalquivir. It must be remembered that Seville is a setting with a lot of connection for the couple, especially for Constanza, who will get married on the family farm that the Villar-Mir own on the outskirts of the capital of Seville after celebrating the religious ceremony in the parish of Santa Ana, one of the best-known temples in the city.
