Wedding Ceremony Experience and Highlights

She called her Lali. My sister was in tears.

I was at Lali and Pedro's wedding.

Yes.

It was spectacular.

Not many guests, everything was very close- knit,

family, friends. We got off to a bit of a bad start,

we were supposed to be there at two.

Supposed to be there.

Between one thing and another,

we checked the time. It was a quarter past two.

Candela wasn't even dressed yet.

We were on our way there, and people were

calling her, because of course, my sister was a witness.

Lali was calling her.

Oh, no.

Lali called her. "Hey, friend," she says.

No, it was someone else

from the production team.

The— nerves.

The stress, the stress.

My sister was in tears.

She was like, "This can't

be happening to me today."

We arrived, and five minutes later,

the ceremony started.

And of course, as soon as you arrived,

they gave you a pouch that

you couldn't use your phone in.

Guys, I don't have a single

photo from the wedding.

They might've given you disposable cameras

so you could take pictures, and then...

the newlyweds would keep them.

They both came in together.

Oh, she didn't come in with— oh, look.

It was lovely. She didn't come in alone.

To a Charly song.

The big star of the ceremony, guys,

I have to say, was Pino, my nephew.

There's a really funny photo of him there,

watching the two of them.

Hey, he was picking up flowers and giving them to Lali.

She stopped her speech to—

To pick up the flower

... pick up the flower.

A sweet gesture, a little something, um...

The DJ was Ale Sergi.

I didn't know he was— that Ale Sergi was

a DJ. Guys, I didn't win the rap.

No.

Cande and I said, let's go to the back,

because it's obvious

they'll throw it to the

back. No.

She didn't throw it.

Maru Venancio won it.