Internationally acclaimed bridalwear designer ROSA CLARÁ was entrusted with designing the wedding dress Mery Perelló wore to say “I will” to Rafa Nadal. The ceremony took place on Saturday 19 October, in Pollença, Mallorca.
Mery Perelló looked stunning in an elegant and sophisticated Rosa Clará haute couture design with pure, delicate lines. The bodice, with jewel neckline and long sleeves, was made of beautiful Art Deco-inspired French lace with delicate patterning, flower motifs and microbeading on the meticulously hand-embroidered fabric. The ballgown-style skirt, made of silk crepe, featured a weightless detachable train. Mery completed her bridal look with a wonderfully subtle silk tulle veil. The exceptionally crafted gown was made in the Rosa Clará atelier.
Mery Perelló was not alone in trusting Rosa Clará for such a special occasion. Ana María Parera (Rafa Nadal’s mother), María Pascual (Mery Perelló’s mother) and Maribel Nadal (the groom’s sister), all wore stand-out designs from the Rosa Clará Cocktail Collection.
After several visits to the designer’s atelier in Barcelona, Rosa Clará created two bespoke gowns for Mery Perelló. Describing the emotions such a special moment evokes, Rosa Clará said, “I feel very fortunate to have met Mery and to have designed the wedding dress she had always dreamt of. Being part of this moment is thrilling and a little scary — the responsibility that comes with a wedding like this that receives so much international attention is enormous. The connection with Mery was immediate, as it was with her mother and Rafa’s mother and sister. They’re an extraordinary family and it has been a pleasure to work with them.”
After the ceremony, the bride changed into another Rosa Clará creation.
The creation, made of Chantilly lace, featured scalloped flower motifs and transparent microbeading on the meticulously hand-embroidered fabric, enhancing the sense of romance and giving the lace an ethereal and strikingly elegant sparkle extending across almost the entire dress. The subtly alluring halter neckline combined beautifully with the expansive open back to bring the bride’s powerful sensual femininity to the fore. The overall effect was beautifully finished with a sophisticated dropped back hem to create an exquisitely refined silhouette. The exceptionally crafted gown was made in the Rosa Clará atelier.
The wedding dress that Mery Perelló chose for the church ceremony was an elegantly sophisticated, clean-lined haute couture design made of French lace with delicate patterning, flower motifs and microbeading on the meticulously hand-embroidered fabric. The ballgown-style skirt, made of silk crepe, featured a weightless detachable train.
We wish the lucky pair all the best for the future!
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