Lionel Messi's wedding: Everything you need to know before the big day

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Lionel Messi Antonella Roccuzzo

As the Barcelona sensation prepares to get married on Friday June 30, Goal provides a complete guide to the occasion

Lionel Messi has revealed more information about his upcoming wedding, which will be held in his hometown in Argentina.
The forward won the Copa Del Rey for the fifth time in his career last season, but Barcelona finished second in La Liga behind Real Madrid and crashed out of the Champions League in the quarter-finals
According to Sport, Messi will be capping off the campaign on a happier note when he gets married on June 30, less than a week after his 30th birthday

City Center Rosario
The 30-year-old is getting married in Rosario, Santa Fe, where he grew up and played for his first football club, Newell’s Old Boys.
The exact venue for the occasion is City Center, a hotel and casino complex, with a team of 200 security agents led by a former Argentinian military official set to be present to ensure no unwanted guests crash the premises.
AS reports that a big screen is expected to be erected outside the venue so fans are able to watch the ceremony from a safe distance.


City Center Rosario
Messi's choice of venue has caused some surprise locally, as, while the hotel is flashy, it is right next to a tough neighbourhood called Las Flores, in which the 'Los Monos' drug gang has a strong presence.
According to AFP, a shooting on June 17 just 400 yards from City Center targeted four women and killed Petrona Cantero, the sister of jailed Los Monos boss Ariel Cantero.

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