Tatiana Barbieri teamed up with Russian-born American Roman Shakal (Photo: Social Networks, Reproduction)
Blumenau native Tatianne Barbieri got married this week in a lavish ceremony in Italy. According to the influencer’s press office, the celebrations cost – amazingly – R$32 million. It is not surprising that the exchange of rings took place in the palace that served as the filming location for the movie “Casa Gucci”. She teamed up with Russian-born American Roman Schakal, a millionaire in the healthcare sector.
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The three-day party started on Tuesday (26). On Wednesday, the newlyweds exchanged their wedding vows, and the event did not end until Thursday (28) with a farewell lunch. Among the guests were many celebrities such as Deborah Secco, Carolina Dieckmann, Roberto Justus and his wife also from Blumenau, Ana Paula Siebert. In fact, DJ Alok led the welcome party for the guests.
Tati Barbieri, who gained fame after becoming Flamingo’s muse in 2021, wore a Dolce & Gabbana dress and sandals worth R$1.7 million. The farewell lunch dress, also from the Italian brand, costs about R$420,000. During the 72-hour party, the influencer also wore an outfit from Givenchy, costing R$900,000, according to the press office.
Pictures of the celebration circulated on social media add a dimension of luxury. But a lot of flaunting was already expected, after all, Roman proposed to the Blumenau native on a private island in Miami. The engagement also had a party worth 2.5 million Brazilian reals.
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