Romantic dream destination? The ticket is Giorgia Palmas’ wedding dress

One year later Giorgia Palmas he goes back to saying yes, I want it to his Filippo Magnini. Same formula, unchanged love but location, ritual and, above all, a different look. If to join civilly last year in Milan in that of Palazzo Reale, in the presence of a few guests due to Covid limitations, the Sardinian showgirl had chosen a suit in cream nuance, for the religious rite, celebrated on May 14 in Como at the Church of San Sisinnio, he opted for a candid and elegant wedding dress but with a decidedly more romantic mood.

Palmas relied on Atelier Emé again, brand that also signed the civil wedding suit, enchanting those present (including several VIP friends such as Elena Barolo, her classmate at the time of Strip the News, Melissa Satta, Giuliana Moreira and Edoardo Stoppa, among others) and, of course, her husband, with a tailored dress with tulle bodice embroidered with boat neckline, embroidered long sleeves and mermaid skirt complete with medium-long train and worked with the same motifs as the bustier.

The bride has not given up the veil, which remains the accessory never again without for the big day, elegantly placed on the soft chignon. A choice of great class, undoubtedly, in the wake of the romantic tradition that never ceases to be wedding trend.

As faithfully documented on Instagram Stories by her friend Elena Barolo, surprisingly, towards the end of the party in the panoramic Villa Bonomi, set in the splendid setting of Lake Como, Giorgia proposed a change of dress: for her, always signed by Atelier Emé, a white dress with a linear silhouette with a bodice that leaves the shoulders uncovered, in mikado fabric and a maxi ruffle on the back.

In short, two simple but impactful bridal looks to seal the great love between her and the former swimmer. “Yes my love. Forever us. 14-05-2022 », we read in caption accompanying the social snapshot that both posted on the wedding day. After all, without dream dresses what romantic fairy tale would it be?