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After the Toddler minnesota twins red ball boy go twins shirt it is in the first place but ceremony, guests rode chivas (distinctly Colombian open-air buses) through dense crowds hoping to catch a glimpse of the newlyweds as they emerged to the sounds of traditional drummers and dancers, whose white cotton dresses echoed the bride’s. The dancers were “totally a surprise to Josef, which shows on his face in many of the photos!” Echavarría says. “Cloclo was absolutely sure she wanted to have the reception at home,” says her mother, legendary hostess Evelia “Chiqui” de Echavarría, who started planning last summer. “I said, ‘Oh my God, I have to get all the orchids now, so that they’ll flower in March.’” Flower they did, complementing the lush garden Chiqui has been cultivating for decades. And when she decided that the space still wasn’t quite green enough for her liking? She hired an artist to paint vines on the white walls and ceiling.

After the Toddler minnesota twins red ball boy go twins shirt it is in the first place but dinner, catered by Juan Felipe Camacho of restaurant Don Juan, and the cake, a coconut and mamey pie by Cartagena’s Pastelería Mila, musicians playing vallenato got the party started, followed by a salsa band and DJ Carlos Mejia. The Echavarrías’ parties are legendary, but knowing a full day at the beach awaited them, most of the guests retired before dawn. The day after the ceremony, guests decamped to the Echavarrías’ Barú house for a bounty of Colombian fruits and juices and live music on the beach. Cloclo, above with Josef-Emanuel, collaborated on a minidress with designer Diego Guarnizo, crocheted by Colombian artisans with shell embellishments. Barú, a small island where the Echavarría family has a thatched-roof beach house, feels a world away, making it the ideal spot for guests—including the Grand Duke of Luxembourg and family, handbag designer Carolina Santo Domingo, and Princesses Maria Laura and Luisa of Belgium—to unwind after the previous day’s festivities. Echavarría arrived in a hand-crocheted minidress created with costume and set designer Diego Guarnizo (it was decorated with shells at her mother’s boutique, Casa Chiqui) and a bikini designed with Cali-based Juan De Dios. “I wanted to highlight artisans and smaller brands that might not be as internationally recognized,” Echavarría says. “This has always been central to my work and something I believe in strongly, beyond it being a professional endeavor.” Later, she changed into a Gabriela Hearst dress, with Casa Chiqui earrings and a headpiece by her cousin Lucia’s brand, Magnetic Midnight.

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