Patricia Cerezo weds Kiko Gámez at La Gaivota in Madrid. The journalist chose a Rosa Clará dress from Paloma Cuevas’s collection. The event brings together close friends amid questions about key guests.
Patricia Cerezo, 54, is set to marry Kiko Gámez, 52, this Friday evening at the exclusive La Gaivota estate in Madrid. The ceremony, scheduled for 20:00, marks a new chapter for the journalist, who has been in a relationship with Gámez for four years. Their engagement was announced last November, and preparations for the event have drawn attention due to the high-profile guest list and the choice of designer attire.
Cerezo, previously married to Ramón García for 24 years, has two daughters from that marriage—Natalia, 23, and Verónica, 20. Despite their separation, both maintain a positive relationship, as acknowledged in various public statements. Cerezo’s decision to remarry comes less than five years after her divorce, highlighting a significant personal milestone.
Kiko Gámez, who has largely avoided the public eye, is an engineer specializing in telecommunications. He spent nine years at Telefónica, where he held the position of Global Director E-commerce, Martech & Growth Marketing until August 2025. Alongside his corporate career, Gámez has taught Artificial Intelligence and Digital Marketing at Inesdi Business Techschool, a role he continues to hold. Like Cerezo, he is divorced and a parent, but has consistently kept his private life out of the spotlight.
The wedding is expected to gather a close circle of friends, including Genoveva Casanova, who is currently facing a difficult period following her father's recent passing. Other notable guests include Jaydy Michel, Nuria March, Lydia Bosch—soon to become a grandmother—and Nuria Roca. The presence of Paloma Cuevas, a close friend and the designer behind Cerezo’s wedding dress, remains uncertain. Cuevas is currently in Mexico with Luis Miguel, whose recent hospitalization in New York has delayed her return to Spain. Her attendance will depend on the singer’s recovery and travel plans.
As reported by Informalia, the wedding dress is a Rosa Clará creation from the Paloma Cuevas collection, underscoring the strong personal and professional ties between the bride and the designer. The event coincides with another high-profile celebration: Nieves Álvarez’s wedding to Bill Saad, scheduled for the following day. This overlap has added to the intrigue surrounding which prominent figures will attend each event.
Weddings of public figures in Spain often attract significant media attention, especially when they involve personalities from television and business. The choice of La Gaivota, known for hosting exclusive events, further elevates the profile of the occasion. In recent years, Madrid has become a favored location for such gatherings, reflecting broader trends in Spanish society where private celebrations intersect with public interest. For context, high-profile events and their guest lists have previously sparked discussion, as seen in coverage of other notable Spanish personalities, such as the recent developments involving Paz Vega and her financial situation.
As the ceremony approaches, attention remains focused on the final guest list and the personal stories behind those attending. The event not only marks a significant moment for Cerezo and Gámez but also reflects the evolving landscape of public and private life among Spain’s well-known figures.
