Susanna Griso and Luis Enríquez host beach pre-wedding with music, dancing and midnight swim ahead of today's ceremony
Susanna Griso and Luis Enríquez shared a dance under the stars before taking a midnight swim to cap off their pre-wedding celebration on Sa Conca beach, a day ahead of their civil ceremony at S'Agaró's Hotel La Gavina.
Pre-wedding on the beach
On Friday evening, Susanna Griso and Luis Enríquez gathered close to 200 guests on Sa Conca beach in S'Agaró, Girona. The informal event at the beach bar, accessible via the Camí de Ronda, featured music, "beers, and good snacks" as promised in the invitation, with guests in Ibizan-style attire including kaftans, bermudas, and sandals. Many danced barefoot on the sand, and the couple shared a slow, tight embrace that drew attention in videos shared later. As the night wound down, they took a midnight swim in the sea, a moment described by several attendees. Mobile phones were permitted, and no exclusive publication deal was struck, meaning images quickly surfaced online.
Wedding plans and attire
The civil ceremony is set for today, Saturday 25 July, at the five-star Hotel La Gavina, with between 200 and 250 guests expected. The bride will not wear white; she has chosen a wedding gown by Marta Cortana (the brand of designer Rosa Esteve), the same firm that supplied her brown dress for the pre-wedding. The groom will wear a pink guayabera, a gift from the wife of journalist Pedro J. Ramírez, as Cruz Sánchez de Lara told Vanitatis. No magazine exclusives are in play, but smartphones are allowed, so more personal snapshots are anticipated.
From friendship to couple
- Pre-wedding beach party with music, drinks and dancing at Sa Conca, ending with a midnight swim.
- Civil ceremony at Hotel La Gavina, S'Agaró, for 200-250 guests; bride wears Cortana, groom in pink guayabera.
Griso and Enríquez have known each other for 20 years but only confirmed their romantic relationship about a year and a half ago, and became engaged last October. The wedding caps a timeline that began with a rekindled connection and has drawn interest from Spanish media for its blend of informality and television-world glamour.
