There are celebrations that shape a life and others that also become magazine covers. Weddings fall into both categories. It’s full of rituals Emotion, symbolism and memory, But when those who say “yes” are part of the media universe, interest multiplies. It’s not just the love that is celebrated that counts, but also the chosen setting, the aesthetics, the guests and every small gesture that ultimately leads to a story that goes beyond the private.
The year 2025 was particularly rich in connections with familiar faces, many of whom were connected to the world of television entertainment and the aristocracy. From intimate ceremonies to grand celebrations, from surprise weddings to links aired on television shows, the wedding calendar offers a very diverse picture of how celebrities understand marriage today: Less corsets, more personality and a clear commitment to the emotional.
The predictable links were gone. This year’s weddings have shown that there is no single valid model. Some couples have opted for absolute discretion; others to share every moment with the public. Historic estates, paradisiacal beaches, centuries-old monasteries and even television sets served as the backdrop for very different stories, but with one common denominator: the desire to celebrate love in a personal way.
Among the names that walked down the aisle in 2025 are Marta López, Susana Molina, Arancha Morales or Marta Peñate, along with other faces from the cultural and social world such as Stella del Carmen Banderas, Jaime Lorente or Cayetano Martínez de Irujo. Each link had its own tone and narrative.
Actors Jaime Lorente and Marta Goenaga said “Yes, I do.” June 7th in the Batres Castle in Madrid. The couple who met while filming The money heist, They celebrated their wedding after five years of dating and with two children together.
Marta chose a dress by Rosa Clará and the guest list included colleagues such as Álvaro Morte, Álvaro Cervantes and Daniel Écija. The atmosphere was a mix of family celebration and professional reunion.
He June 13th Susana Molina and Guille Valle sealed their story at the El Gasco farm on the outskirts of Madrid. Surrounded by more than 200 guests, they decided on a civil wedding in the middle of nature, with a personal ceremony and an atmosphere far away from rigid protocols.
The bride entrusted her dress to Bea Claro, with a design of clean lines and fine details. The day was marked by small personal gestures: the couple’s dogs took part in the ceremony and a close relative served as best man. After the wedding, the celebration turned into a long night full of music and dancing.
The actress Belén Écija, daughter of Belén Rueda and Daniel Écija, chose Menorca to celebrate her wedding to Jaime Sánchez June 14thin a ceremony full of personal symbolism. The wedding took place in the parish of San Climent, an enclave closely linked to the childhood of the bride, who has spent long summers on the island since childhood, making the day an emotional return to her origins.
The celebration combined tradition and freshness: the bride surprised with three changes of dress, while the bride and groom replaced the classic cake with an ensaimada, a clear nod to local culture. Among the almost 300 guests there were many well-known faces from cinema, television and social networks, in a lively, happy wedding with a distinct Mediterranean flair.
The presenters Jaime Cantizano and Miguel García Golding decided on a double format for their wedding: first a discreet wedding in Jerez de la Frontera and a week later the June 21sta big festival like Lorente in Batres Castle, on the outskirts of Madrid. At this second meeting they shared their joy with almost 200 guests, including numerous friends from the world of television and culture.
The wedding aesthetic focused on classic elegance, with the bride and groom wearing white jackets paired with black pants in perfect harmony. The day passed between emotional speeches, music and reunions, consolidating a celebration that balanced intimacy and public projection without sacrificing the couple’s personality.
Telecinco employee Marta López decided on this June 28th to seal her relationship with Alejandro Huerta. The chosen location was El Mirador de Cuatro Vientos in Madrid, a spacious and elegant enclave that allowed for an open-air civil celebration surrounded by gardens and fountains.
One of the most discussed moments was the appearance of the bride accompanied by her young son, an image that reinforced the family nature of the wedding. Marta chose two different dresses during the day: one more sober and classic for the ceremony and one with a more festive touch for the celebration afterwards. The gesture of giving the bouquet of flowers to your friend Makokewho had to cancel her wedding this year due to her daughter-in-law’s illness, did not go unnoticed and was interpreted as a symbolic wink.
Few weddings have attracted as much attention as those of Marta Peñate and Tony Spina. The wedding took place in the Cayos Cochinos in Honduras, in the middle of the development of Survivor All Stars. The ceremony It was part of the program itselfwhere the Canarian woman fulfilled the dream that her current husband had wanted for so long.
With the sea as a backdrop and a small group of guests, the reality show colleagues actively participated in the moment. There was a presentation of wrestling, live music and soulful words. “I’m so in love and I know it will be forever. I chose you as my life partner,” Tony said to Marta, visibly moved, in one of the format’s most memorable moments.
The singer Pablo López and Laura Rubio, who joined the program The voice In 2017, they decided to celebrate their love in two stages. First with a religious and intimate ceremony in Madrid and later with the September 20thwith a great party at the La Casería de Tomillos farm in the town of Alcalá del Valle in Cádiz, surrounded by family and friends.
The event gathered around 300 guests and was characterized by careful organization and a festive atmosphere. According to industry estimates, the budget for the wedding was between 30,000 and 40,000 euros and reflected a celebration focused on shared experiences without losing the closeness that has always characterized the couple, both in and out of the spotlight.
He October 4thCayetano Martínez de Irujo and Bárbara Mirjan married in the Gitanos Church in Seville after nine years of dating. The location had strong symbolic value for the groom as part of the Duchess of Alba’s ashes rest there. The bride wore a custom-made Navascués dress with embroidery inspired by elements of the House of Alba. After the religious ceremony, the guests moved to the Las Arroyuelas estate, where the banquet took place with around 250 participants, including numerous socialites.
But first, at the exit of the temple, as the bride and groom prepared to board the traditional carriage, the Duke responded angrily in front of the journalists who came closer than expected, demanding respect and defending that they had demarcated a space for the press that was being ignored. His wife, on the other hand, maintained her composure and greeted the media and the curious, creating an obvious contrast that attracted attention and quickly went viral. The next day, Cayetano presented his version on the program D heartHe explained that he was not angry with all journalists but with those who invaded the limited area and thanked those who respected his space.
He October 18thStella del Carmen Banderas married Alex Gruszynski at La Abadía de Retuerta LeDomaine in Valladolid. The historic monastery was the venue for a private wedding attended by around 200 people from the couple’s personal and family circles.
The bride opted for a gothic and sophisticated aesthetic with a Rodarte lace dress and a bouquet of black calla lilies. The bridesmaids dressed in black added to the unusual atmosphere of traditional weddings. Among the guests were Antonio Banderas, Melanie Griffith, Dakota Johnson, Tippi Hedren and the daughters of Barack Obama, close friends of Stella.
Carlos Herrera and Mariló Montero’s son, Alberto Herrera, married Blanca Llandres October 18th in the Basilica of Our Lady of Charity in Sanlúcar de Barrameda, an enclave closely linked to the groom’s personal and family history. The couple resumed preparations in the fall of 2024 and although they had no plans to walk down the aisle in the short term, the birth of their first child together accelerated the decision and made the wedding a celebration marked by hope and the defining moment they are currently living.
The bride wore a custom design signed by Nicolás Montenegro, while Mariló Montero served as godmother in a sober and emotional ceremony. After saying “I do,” guests moved to the Casa Marbella estate, where the banquet took place in an elegant and intimate atmosphere, away from the big media hype, and focused on the celebration of a story that continues to evolve at the speed that life dictates.
The moderator of Telecinco News Arancha Morales surprised by announcing that she had married Jorge Marrón. The link was made on October 28th and it was shared by the protagonists themselves after it was celebrated, breaking with the usual media anticipation.
The aesthetic of the wedding moved away from traditional dresses. Arancha opted for wide trousers and a high-necked blouse with a bow, signed Silvia Fernández. Jorge Marrón opted for a white suit combined with a black shirt and red shoes. The couple’s son, Gael, played a prominent role and fit naturally into the celebration and its design.
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