The wedding vows and more details that we DID NOT SEE from Frangiska’s wedding

Francisca and Francesco Zampogna they finally said “yes” at the altar, to a dream wedding at the Church of San Estanislao in Altos de Chavón, La Romana, Dominican Republic on the afternoon of 6 May. The wait for the couple was worth it, as they canceled the ceremony in 2020 due to the pandemic.

The presenter of Despierta América shared the happy moment with all her audience through social networks, posting an excerpt from the religious ceremony, as well as the hundreds of videos and photos posted by the bride and groom and their nearly 200 guests on social media. . showed that they threw the house out the window.

the wedding vows

The priest officiated at the Liturgy in English, but Francis said her vows in Spanish, where she made a tender promise of love to Francesco.

“I do not promise to be the perfect woman, but what I promise you is this I will never leave our relationship. One must believe and have faith and we must believe that we deserve these things. “Everything that goes through our heads can go through our lives,” she said in a broken voice, People magazine reported in Spanish.

Francisca assured that “dreams come true”: “I know what it is like to be in dark moments, I know what uncertainty is, I feel lost I know what it is like to have someone kill your dreamsI know this side too. Dreams come true. It may sound trivial, but it is true. “

Where did the wedding reception take place?

Francisca and Francesco chose a beautiful villa called Casa de Campo, located in La Romana, which had stunning sea views.

Francesca asked for a “dream wedding” to become a “princess”

The religious wedding was something very important for Frangiska and she wanted to share it with her guests, for whom she made it a condition that she wanted a “dream wedding”.

“” I want a dream wedding, a princess wedding“I want to be a 100 percent princess,” Frangiska asked me. He asked me to come to his wedding and say Wow! “Let them be amazed,” said Mayi Suárez, one of the wedding planners.

Frangiska wore three dresses

For the religious ceremony he chose a classic outfit given to her by her husband’s family, is a design by Monique Lhuillier, with a bold neckline and a skirt with a train, it has tulle with lace. He was wearing white sneakers lined with René Caovilla crystals. She complemented her dowry with a tiara and diamond earrings given to her by her sister-in-law, People en Español reported.

At the reception she wore a second dress with a short skirt with a slit strapless. But at the end of the night, to be more comfortable and able to dance, Francisca put a third plan with tennis.

The elegant decoration

According to information provided by Mayi Suárez to People en Español, they decorated the reception area romantic chic.

They used more than 300 orchids and other flowers imported from Ecuador and Italysuch as roses and tulips.

Francis walked down a corridor full of white flowers. In a garden they set up a huge tent with a transparent roof and the beams were covered in white to make it look elegant. There were also chandeliers, chandeliers, candles and many glassware.

There was a nostalgic touch when designing the scene inspired by Azua Park Roundaboutthe city where Francis was born.

The impressive four-tiered cake

Upon arrival at the Casa de Campo, the guests enjoyed canapés and then tasted delicious dishes.

But the most spectacular was the four-tiered cake, which was magnificently decorated: “The four-tiered cake, full of flowers and sugar leaves, decorated with more than 1,200 flower units“Something impressive,” the wedding organizer told People en Español.

Francesco was the one who chose the drinks, there was “red wine and white wine, champagne, prosecco, cava, vodka, whiskey, gin and two personalized cocktails for the bride and groom,” Mayi Suárez explained.

The artists who brought the party to life

“Everything has changed” was his romantic theme Camilla chosen by Francesca and Francesco for them first dance As a husband, the Mexican team was one of those who had fun at night. In addition, Francisca took the stage and sang a few songs with them.

But apart from the romance, he also had a lot of fire for dancing, because later the company arrived The illegals and the meringue Manny Cruz.

Mela La Molasses was present

In the middle of the night, a group of dancers dressed as Mela La Melaza broke out on the dance floor and surrounded the bride and groom, who had a lot of fun and were surprised.

The couple got engaged in December 2018 on their trip to Dubai and got married secretly on December 31, 2019. Although they had planned the religious wedding in 2020, they had to postpone it due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Francesca could not be more grateful for what she experienced on May 6 at her religious wedding and she is sure that Francesco is her charming prince: “Francesco is very excited, he is a very involved groom. I feel very grateful to God. “He has rewarded me with such a person. In my house there is only teamwork,” he confessed to People en Español.