The Wedding of Isabeli Fontana and Di Ferreiro in the Maldives

Isabeli Fontana and Di Ferreiro got married. The wedding took place on Wednesday, August 9. The 31-year-old singer and the 33-year-old model celebrated their union in a ceremony in the Maldives, on a small island paradise.
The supermodel arrived by sailboat and walked up to an altar decorated with flowers and plants in the shape of a heart. A drone filmed everything from above, capturing the especially romantic décor.
The following day, August 10, Di posted a photograph of the couple by the sea, standing on wooden steps, on his Instagram account. His caption read: “Celebrating love, a blessed day, incredible vibes, and I got married.”

Isabeli Fontana and Di Ferreiro's Wedding: The Ceremony
Di wore a white linen suit by Coca Cola Clothing, while Isabeli chose an unusual dress by the brand Água de Coco: a white bikini and high-waisted hot pants underneath, covered by a completely sheer dress with delicate embroidery.
Mangaba Produções was responsible for organizing the destination wedding. Rodrigo Costa created Isabeli's makeup and hairstyle, and the wedding rings were designed by Silvia Furmanovich.
The ceremony began at 7:30 p.m. local time in the Maldives. It was intimate, without a formal guest list. The model's press office said the couple were very emotional as they exchanged vows: “Isabeli cried; she was very happy. Both were deeply moved.”
The wedding took place at the luxury resort Soneva Fushi, on Kunfunadhoo Island in Baa Atoll, attended only by their closest loved ones.
The least expensive suite at the resort was priced at R$5,500, offering 235 square meters, a veranda overlooking the sea, a private terrace, an open-air private bathroom in the garden, a living room and butler service.
The most expensive option was priced at R$55,800 and accommodated six people, with three suites, a kitchenette, a living room, a dining area and a private swimming pool.

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