Susanna Griso and Luis Enríquez held a civil wedding at a luxury hotel in S'Agaró, Girona. The event gathered 200 guests, including media figures, and featured a relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere. No magazine exclusives were allowed.
Susanna Griso and Luis Enríquez formalized their relationship this Saturday with a civil wedding at the iconic La Gavina hotel in S'Agaró, Girona. The ceremony, attended by around 200 guests, was marked by its understated tone and Mediterranean flair, reflecting the couple’s preference for privacy despite their public profiles. The event drew notable figures from Spain’s media and business circles, including María Zurita, José Luis López Rodríguez (El Turronero), and Josep Crehueras, president of Grupo Planeta, alongside journalists from Atresmedia, Unidad Editorial, El Confidencial, and Vocento—groups with which the couple have longstanding professional ties.
Unlike many high-profile Spanish weddings, this celebration stood out for its absence of magazine exclusives. According to the presenter's representative, no deals were made with celebrity publications, though guests were permitted to use their mobile phones, making it likely that images from the evening will circulate informally. The dress code was intentionally relaxed, with guests encouraged to wear flowing, Ibiza-inspired dresses and linen shirts. Susanna Griso herself opted for a non-traditional bridal look, choosing a laid-back outfit that matched the coastal setting of Sant Pol bay, where she grew up.
Festivities began the previous evening with a casual gathering at the Sa Conca beach bar, where guests enjoyed music, drinks, and informal snacks. Many attendees arrived barefoot, dressed in kaftans and swimwear, embracing the relaxed spirit of the occasion. The couple personally guided guests along the Camí de Ronda from the hotel to the beach, highlighting their hands-on approach to the celebration. La Gavina, the five-star venue for both the wedding and guest accommodations, has a storied history linked to international cinema—Ava Gardner famously stayed there during the filming of Pandora and the Flying Dutchman, and other Hollywood legends such as Elizabeth Taylor, Sean Connery, and Robert De Niro have also been guests.
Griso and Enríquez’s relationship spans two decades, having first met through their late mutual friend, journalist David Gistau. Their romance became public after a joint trip to Argentina a year and a half ago, and they became engaged last October when Enríquez presented Griso with a ring. Both are entering their second marriage: Griso has three children from her previous marriage to journalist Carles Torras and has since been linked to entrepreneurs Joaquín Güell and Iñigo Afán de Ribera, while Enríquez has four children from his first marriage and another long-term relationship. The couple have emphasized the maturity and naturalness of their bond, shaped by their life experiences and family backgrounds.
In a recent interview, Griso reflected on her renewed optimism about love, noting that while she once doubted she would remarry after raising her children, meeting Enríquez changed her perspective. She described feeling clear-headed and confident about this new chapter, especially as both approach their late fifties. The wedding’s intimate and informal style underscores their desire for authenticity over spectacle, a choice that contrasts with the more publicized unions of other Spanish celebrities. This approach echoes the challenges faced by other public figures navigating personal milestones in the spotlight, as seen in the story of Arantxa Sánchez Vicario’s financial and family struggles following her divorce, detailed in this report on the aftermath of her separation.
La Gavina’s reputation as a luxury destination on the Costa Brava continues to attract high-profile events, blending exclusivity with a sense of tradition. S'Agaró itself is known for its scenic coastline and historical significance, making it a sought-after location for both private celebrations and cultural gatherings. The choice of venue and the couple’s approach to their wedding reflect broader trends among Spain’s public figures, who increasingly favor personal authenticity and discretion over media spectacle. As images from the event are expected to emerge through guests’ social media, the wedding of Susanna Griso and Luis Enríquez stands as a notable example of how Spain’s elite are redefining the boundaries between public and private life.
