On June 13, 2025, architect Antonio Rabadán married Francisco de Vivancos in an elegant ceremony full of deeply meaningful details in the town of Pozo Estrecho (Murcia).
The couple chose Finca Villa Antonia, where Rabadán personally designed the setting, reflecting his architectural sensibility. The atmosphere was described as intimate, warm and sophisticated, with tailor-made spaces where every last detail was considered.
A clever use of red throughout the decor, furnishings and minimalist floral elements created striking visual cohesion.
The wedding was a reflection of authenticity. Allowing and even encouraging female guests to wear white showed the couple's confidence in their own spotlight. As for the guests, the dress code was black tie.
Guests Teresa Andrés Gonzalvo and Violeta Mangriñán stood out with their bridal-style looks, something unusual, yet fitting with what the couple wanted.
Teresa Andrés Gonzalvo wore an off-the-shoulder dress with ruffled detailing at the waist, made by designer Mario Salafranca. A very elegant design, finished off with white shoes trimmed in silver.
Violeta Mangriñán opted for a short, asymmetric dress with a shimmering sideboob cutout and a train, in homage to bridal classics.
With this playful break from convention, the couple wanted their closest guests to shine without overshadowing them — and they succeeded beautifully.
The genuine red carpet photocall
For this special occasion, Esfering portrait station set up a red carpet photocall. Red curtains and a long red carpet were installed, where guests walked through as if it were a prestigious photocall, posing in front of several photographers.
Antonio Rabadán and Francisco de Vivancos's wedding stood out as a personalized, modern celebration. An event that proved traditional rules are made to be broken, as long as it's done with style and coherence.
