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The couple had been preparing for their wedding for four months after previously getting engaged.
After four months of preparations, Sandra Barneda and Pascalle Paerel have said 'yes, I want'. The couple, now married, has chosen Candelena, a town in Ávila, to celebrate the ceremony, which has been very special and emotional.
As explained in Fiesta, Sandra Barneda was the one who waited for Pascalle Paerel at the altar. From there, he couldn't hold back his tears when he saw his wife arrive arm in arm with her father.
Kike Calleja has continued saying that the ceremony was officiated by Carlos Latre and that "80%" of it was in English and the rest in Spanish. In addition, the comedian has winked at the characters he usually imitates and then two friends of the dancer and the presenter's sister have read.
Apparently, the wedding has been delayed an hour because many of the guests have arrived late, as explained by the Fiesta reporter who has traveled to the farm. Several of those present spoke a few words to the media before beginning the ceremony.
Bea Archidona has been one of them, who has sent some beautiful words to her partner: "Let's celebrate love! Sandra has been happy for a long time, she is full. She has it all: beauty, love, work, she is a wonderful woman, a wonderful partner. And I love her very much."
Verónica Dulanto assured the cameras that she was sure that the couple would have a great wedding full of surprises prepared for them, and many other guests have also stopped to meet the media, including Jorge Javier Vázquez.

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