The religious wedding of Giselle Krüger and Rolando Graña had all the elements of an intimate, family celebration, but it also left a detail that drew particular attention: the look the bride chose to walk down the aisle.
Far from traditional wedding proposals, Giselle chose to wear a completely bespoke design, created especially for her by Jorge Sandoval Designer. The centerpiece of satin, it replaced the classic wedding dress with a three-piece ensemble in a minimalist, sophisticated style.
Corset, trousers, and cape: Giselle Krüger’s bridal look
The outfit was crafted entirely in satin and comprised a corset, trousers, and a striking cape with a modern design featuring geometric and architectural influences. The look was also distinguished by a gradient color palette, ranging from chocolate brown to beige, creating a delicate and sophisticated visual effect using a block color palette approach.
She completed her outfit with a handcrafted necklace made of natural stone beads in brown and amber tones, an avant-garde jewelry piece that served as the focal point of the evening gala styling.
It was Giselle herself who revealed the design details on her social networks, where she especially thanked the creator of her look.
“The outfit that absolutely wowed us was crafted by the genius of Jorge Sandoval Designer, and we love it!!!!,” she wrote alongside the ceremony photos.
Thus, the choice veered away from the conventional wedding dress and leaned toward a minimalist and sophisticated inspiration, with a two-tone warm palette (beige and chocolate brown) that reinforced a sober and refined aesthetic.
Loose hair and soft waves to complete the styling
To accompany the ensemble, Giselle opted for a natural, relaxed beauty look. She wore her hair down with soft waves, a choice that kept the design in the spotlight and added movement to the styling.
The makeup was handled by Flavia Martínez Makeup, to whom the bride also dedicated a few words in her post: “Thank you, Flavia Martínez Makeup, for guiding me with your fairy godmother magic ✨”.
The photographic record of that day was in the hands of Alejandro Poggi, another professional whom Giselle publicly thanked for capturing the ceremony’s moments.
An intimate wedding after 16 years of love
The look chosen by Giselle accompanied a very special moment in her story with Rolando Graña. The couple met 16 years ago, have been together for 13 years, and share a daughter, Alina.
After civil marriage in 2023, they finally carried out the religious ceremony that had remained pending.
“After 13 years of living together, 16 of knowing each other, and 3 since the civil ceremony, the moment has arrived to finalize what remained pending,” Giselle wrote when announcing the wedding.
The celebration was, she said, “super intimate” and was reserved for her closest family. Among them was Alina, who accompanied her parents down the aisle wearing a long dress in soft yellow and a flowing gauze skirt.
Thus, in a ceremony distant from grand celebrations and with a look that also escaped conventions, Giselle Krüger found her own way of dressing as a bride to say yes once again to Rolando Graña
