Spanish Royal Relative Hosts Lavish 3-Day Wedding in Marrakech

The city of Marrakech will be particularly lively this weekend. And for good reason, a distant relative of the Spanish royal family is organizing his wedding there. Alfonso Galobart, nephew of the Count of Barcelona, and his fiancée, Patricia Fabré, will experience three days of intense happiness on the occasion of their wedding, which will be celebrated with a lot of glamour.

Alfonso Galobart is the son of Jaime Galobart y Satrústegui and Giovanna Marone Cinzano de Borbón, granddaughter of Alfonso XIII and niece of the Count of Barcelona. Sources close to the organization have confirmed to Vanitatis the presence of members of the royal family at this wedding, which will be attended by around 300 guests.

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Alfonso and Patricia have chosen Marrakech "because they love it," the same sources say, who have lifted a corner of the veil on the program of festivities that will bring together big names from around the world. After welcoming and settling the distinguished guests on Saturday, the young royal couple will offer their hosts an outdoor meal in the Medina on Sunday. A lunch that will last until late at night, accompanied by various entertainment.

The wedding ceremony will only take place on Monday. And in the name of marriage, it is actually more of a commemoration than a celebration, as the couple had already formalized their union before last summer in Madrid. "This weekend, it’s the party they couldn’t have because of the pandemic. A real party for us to get together and have a good time," explain the same sources.