As if it were a fairy tale, this weekend the Zurita family saw the only daughter of the marriage consisting of Fernando Martínez Zurita and Teresa Arellano arrive at the altar. In a three-day celebration, Paola Zurita married the promoter of plastic artists, Alejandro Serralde.
Although during the weekend Pau omitted to share stories on her social networks, throughout this Monday and Tuesday the influencer shared through instastories all the details of her wedding celebration, which took place at Hacienda Zotoluca in the state of Hidalgo.
In addition to his brothers Juanpa, Andrés and Fernando Zurita, the celebration was attended by a large number of celebrities, including Danna Paola, Guaynaa, Lele Pons, Mario Bautista, Juca, Twan and Macarena Achaga, Juanpa's girlfriend.
Sporting emerald green sneakers and a simple but elegant white dress, Pau Zurita and Alejandro Serralde were legally married on Friday, March 18. The civil marriage ceremony was held in the open air and later a spiritual act between the families of both couples, where several members dedicated emotional words to the newlyweds.
“After the civilian, we had the most beautiful spiritual ceremony in the world! Where our families participated. It was really beautiful!!! Apart from everything, it was a full moon,” Paola Zurita shared on her Instagram stories.
The celebration of their legal union continued in a rustic-style hall of Hacienda Zotoluca where between snacks and drinks, Paola assured that they were barely warming up for the big party that awaited them the next day after the religious ceremony.
The big day came and on Saturday, March 19, Alejandro Serralde and Paola Zurita joined in marriage before God. Before the religious ceremony, the influencer documented every detail of her preparation to reach the altar, from her grandmother's hairstyle, makeup, earrings and the much-anticipated dress that every bride dreams of.
With subtle transparency, beaded details and a deep V-neckline, Pau Zurita's elegant wedding dress was designed by the young Israeli girl Liz Martinez who has an exclusive fashion boutique in one of the residential areas of Mexico City.
On her social networks, Juanpa Zurita's only sister shared the emotional moment when her father saw her for the first time dressed as a wedding and likewise, it was documented when her now husband Alejandro Serralde burst into tears when she saw her impeccable in her white dress.
Pau Zurita walked arm in arm with his father along a path full of flowers to the altar where all his guests were ready to see her join her life in sacred matrimony with Alejandro Serralde. During the ceremony, his brothers Juanpa and Andrés Zurita were the godparents of lazo.
The Hacienda Zotoluca was the setting chosen by the newlyweds to organize a party full of luxury and energy. The song You'll be in my heart, soundtrack for the animated film Tarzán, was the melody chosen by Pau Zurita to dance with his father in the middle of the track, a moment that struck the most sensitive fibers of his brothers and mother, who could be seen crying.
The banquet of the celebration was characterized by its elegance, among different styles of tableware, the wedding guests were able to taste dishes such as pumpkin flowers and tomatillos confit with balsamic, anchillo chili stuffed with tuna, pickled onion and coriander sprouts, blue tortilla soup with goat cheese, sirloin with mole de Xico with plantain and for dessert warm semi-cured cheese cake with quince sauce and nougat ice cream.
Another memorable moment of the celebration was when Paola Zurita danced to the center of the floor with her three brothers, and of course when she threw the bouquet that was captured by her guest Camila Serralde.
A night full of emotions and an unforgettable fireworks show was what the Zurita family experienced at the wedding of Paola and Alejandro. However, the celebration transcended one more day and although no further details have been given about this third holiday, Juanpa Zurita shared on his social networks the measures that he and guests took to lighten their raw and continue the celebration.
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