Patricia Cerezo and Kiko Gámez are due to wed in Madrid this Friday. Both have been divorced and have adult children. Introduced by mutual friends, their romance became public at a birthday celebration for Genoveva Casanova. Since then, they have appeared together at various social events without hiding their relationship.
The ceremony is expected to draw a impressive guest list, including Paloma Cuevas, Luis Miguel, Luis Alfonso de Borbón and Margarita Vargas, Cristina Yanes, Gemma Ruiz, Lydia Bosch, and Jaydy Michel. Both families are helping with preparations, and Cerezo’s daughters are supporting her in the days leading up to the event. The couple’s children, all adults, have known about the relationship from the beginning, allowing the pair to move forward without complications.
One of the wedding’s most anticipated details is Patricia Cerezo’s dress, a custom design by Paloma Cuevas and Rosa Clará. The designers began collaborating in 2022, when Rosa Clará invited Cuevas to join her partywear line during a challenging period. Their joint collections have since achieved impressive success. Cerezo has worn Rosa Clará designs at major family events before, including her daughter Natalia’s debut and the 35th wedding anniversary of Cristina Yanes and José Luis Santos in Valencia.
The engagement took place in New York on November 1 of last year, during a holiday trip. Cerezo has said the proposal came as a surprise and marked the start of their wedding planning. Both partners see marriage as a way to solidify a shared life project and celebrate with those closest to them. Cerezo, known for her role on En boca de todos, was previously married to Ramón García for nearly 25 years, and they have two daughters. She is also identified as a television presenter associated with Telemadrid’s Aquí se hace.
A report published by ¡Hola! on October 17, 2026, later described Gámez as Cerezo’s husband and said the couple had married in Madrid during the preceding summer. The magazine also pictured them together at a social event at a basic Madrid hotel.
Weddings among Spanish public figures often draw attention for their guest lists and fashion choices. The involvement of designers such as Paloma Cuevas and Rosa Clará highlights the overlap between family ties and professional collaboration in Spain’s fashion industry. The ceremony brings together the couple’s families and longstanding social connections as they celebrate their relationship.
