A bride-to-be on her hens party has tragically died in a horror car crash on a popular holiday island just weeks before her wedding.Sara Ceccantini, 37, died on Monday on one of Greece’s most popular islands, while her friend was left with serious injuries, The Sun reports. The mother-of-one, originally from the city of Arezzo in Italy, had been holidaying on Mykonos for her hens party at the time of the harrowing accident.Ceccantini’s death was confirmed by her workplace – Prada’s Valvigna factory – on Tuesday.Greek police have since launched an investigation into the crash, but minimal information has been released.According to primary reports, another vehicle crossed into the woman’s lane, causing the deadly collision, Italian media reported.It is believed authorities have opened a case of vehicular homicide.Emergency services rushed to the scene of the accident and the mother was transported to a hospital in Athens in a critical condition.She sadly died just hours later.Ceccantini’s passing has caused shockwaves amongst her colleagues, friends and acquaintances.She had worked at the factory in Valdarno, Italy for many years.Upon hearing the news of her death, the workplace decided to close for a period of mourning.She had lived with her partner – Luca Bugialli, 34, in Arezzo.Bugialli is the son of the owner of a successful business in the municipality of San Giovanni Valdarno, according to TG24 Sky.Their wedding was planned for next Saturday, La Milano reported.Ceccantini was also the mother of a three-year-old daughter.Arezzo Mayor Marcello Comanducci has expressed his condolences for her death.“This news leaves us speechless,” he said“The tragic passing of Sara Ceccantini has profoundly affected our entire community. A young life cut short too soon, just as she was preparing to experience one of the most beautiful moments of her life.” Comanducci expressed his “deepest sympathy to her family, her loved ones, and all those who loved her”.This article first appeared on The Sun and is reproduced here with permission.