We enter Laura Corsini’s magical Christmas dinner, unconditional friends and a wish to fulfill

Laura Corsini celebratedlast December 11, a few days before Christmas, an evening in which the wishes were the protagonists. The first, that of the founder of Bimani to celebrate a dinner at his house, to toast the achievements he has achieved this year. And we’re not just talking about professionals. “This year I have fulfilled the most important dream for me: the staff. It was clear to me that I had to have a Christmas dinner at home to thank, in some way, everything that has happened to me this year. And I had to do it at home, because it’s my biggest project this year,” the businesswoman has confessed in conversation with HELLO!

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A night in which he prepared everything in great detail, so that his dear guests, excited about this special nightthey will have a great time. The form was very special—invisible friend, dinner served by Cristina Oria, a spectacular Christmas decoration carried out by Elena Suárez—and the background was even better. Among the guests was Cristina Cuadrado, president of the Pequeno Deseo Foundation, an organization dedicated, for more than 25 years, to fulfilling the dreams of children who go through difficult situations and with which Laura has collaborated on more than one occasion. First, in 2018 and now, this year, again determined to deliver, by the hand of Bimanithe dream of one of the little ones on January 6, Three Kings Day.

An action sponsored by Paula Ordovása close friend of the host and pregnant with her first child, a girl named Manuela who, in a few weeks, will come into this world. Her testimony overwhelmed the guests, among whom there was no shortage of well-known faces of today such as Fiona Ferrer, Carmen Lomana, actress Olivia Molina or Cristina Reyes; the influencers Lucía Bárcena and Marta Oria; Alejandra Corsini, Laura’s sister and, of course, the florist Elena Suárez and the chef Cristina Oria, Laura’s sister-in-law and, also, in charge, as we said, of serving the catering in which the stuffed pularda was the protagonist.

“Invisible friends” and wishes

After dinner—Roscón de Reyes included—all the guests sat around the tree to experience one of the most fun and anticipated moments of the night. They all chose gifts to celebrate an ‘invisible friend’ organized by the hostess, who was also in charge of helping them choose the looks that dressed each of them. “Dressing Carmen Lomana is a dream,” Laura confessed amused. A night full of wishes for 2025.

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