Wedding of the Year Turns into Family Scandal: Guests Reveal 40,000 Euro Pact

The highly anticipated wedding of **Antonio** and **Brenda** in **Ourense** ended in a family brawl with the bride in the pool, after an alleged financial pact was revealed, causing chaos.

The celebration, which promised to be the "wedding of the year" in **Ourense**, turned into a complete circus. According to some attendees, the event was planned as a mere "show" to gain financial benefits. The couple, **Antonio** and **Brenda**, had reportedly been married for over three months before the official ceremony.

## The Alleged 40,000 Euro Pact

The root of the discord, according to several guests interviewed by **El Mundo**, was an agreement between the couple. **Brenda** was supposedly to receive **40,000 euros** after the celebration. The wedding, held at **A Casa da Tulla**, a 17th-century manor near the Portuguese border, was expected to gather around **150 guests**, with the hope that their attendance would translate into generous gifts. However, only about **50 people** showed up.

Most attendees, aware of the situation, chose to leave their gifts at **Antonio**'s parents' house. It was a gesture, they said, to avoid making the monetary purpose of the union too obvious. But the situation escalated when the open bar took its toll and alcohol began to loosen tongues.

## Tension Erupts

**Brenda**, realizing the promised money was not forthcoming, began revealing the pact with **Antonio** to guests who appeared to have more financial capacity. She openly asked how he planned to resolve the situation. The bride's family, also aware of the agreement, panicked. Discussions among them became heated. One guest tried to calm her by suggesting she sue her husband if she wanted, but the tension was already uncontrollable.

Seeing her financial expectations dashed, the bride escalated the situation into a direct confrontation between families. The outcome was **Brenda** herself falling into the pool, while the rest of the attendees engaged in a fight that required the intervention of the Guardia Civil. There are reports of physical altercations between several people, leaving "bald patches" as souvenirs. Among those present was the mayor of **Ramirás**, **Isabel Gil**, although municipal sources denied her involvement in any assault.