Sonia & Pablo
October 2025 - Can Tarranc
Some weddings revolve around the couple and others, like Sonia and Pablo’s, are a celebration of family in capital letters. Getting married in October has a particular charm, but doing it with their little one completely redefined the energy of the day.
The chosen setting was Can Tarranc, in Blanes, a space that the Grandalla Events team prepared with care for a day that promised to be long, intense and, above all, a lot of fun. From the start the mood was relaxed, with protocol giving way to the naturalness of a family celebrating love.
Before it all began, each of them got ready in one of the farmhouse rooms, with emotion and calm at once, surrounded by the people closest to them. And it is impossible not to pause here to admire the place: Can Tarranc shone with spectacular attention to detail.
The ceremony took place outdoors, using the green of the lawn to frame the moment. Far from classic rituals, Sonia and Pablo chose something much more personal: a different sand ceremony. They filled a “fishbowl” with fine sand that held a photograph of them inside, burying that instant symbolically like a time capsule.
It was a moment full of meaning. The couple’s emotion was clear, with tears hard to hold back and their son constantly present, turning the “I do” into a moment of absolute family union.
The couple session was brief, moving quickly through different corners of the estate. That lack of time did not take away intensity. On the contrary, the images captured the real connection of two people who, in the rush of the day, found their small oasis of calm and emotion.
As the afternoon fell and natural light gave way to sunset, the outdoor aperitif brought the first great surprise. The family’s Andalusian blood came out in the most spontaneous, spectacular way.
An improvised sevillanas dance, yet perfectly together, took over. The ground literally vibrated with the heel-work, spreading an energy and strength that left everyone fascinated. The perfect prelude to a night that promised rhythm.
The celebration kept that same breaking energy, joining dinner and party in a whirlwind of fun. They skipped protocol, replacing the wedding cake with a piñata and speeding up the gifts with a playful raffle. That vitality poured straight into a big party: foam hats, soap bubbles and a sweet bar filled the dance floor with colour, while two “cheeky monkeys” handed out shots in an unforgettable limbo. Fun guaranteed for every age.
Sonia, Pablo (and little one), thank you for putting on this so authentic “sarao” and for letting us witness your great family for a day.
May the rhythm never stop!