Now, here is the sequel...
This photo blog covers the wedding reception graced by our family and closest friends. Daves and I chose a ballroom as our blank canvas. We intended to turn it into a cozy place that would offer a traditional-but-not-stiff ambiance; one that would allow happiness and well wishes to flow effortlessly.
Traditional + understated elegance. Invitations by Print City, wedding bands by Suarez, arrhae by Endless Treasures. |
Table setting; menu is displayed in a charming wooden frame. |
Blue is our color motif. Summit Ridge used some lighting techniques to produce this bluish tint with just the right balance, not an overkill. |
The buffet table. This is Pinoy Feast minus the banderitas (colorful flags). |
Catching that cool Tagaytay summer breeze after the church ceremony - Summit Ridge veranda. |
Our wine toast. I removed the train of my wedding gown. The back is also embellished with intricate bead works. Gown, Barong Tagalog, pants - by Ms. Carmen Papa-Reyes of 8 and a Half Trends. |
The traditional garter game. Candid moment captured by the discerning lenses of Lito Perez and team. |
Our first dance. |
Giddy like teenagers...yes, even grown ups could go teeny-bopper to the highest level. |
Our principal sponsors. ADD writing a message for me and Daves. |
Our good friend Jake enjoying the food prepared by C2 - Summit Ridge's official caterer. |
Our godfather, Capt. Geluz delivering his advice on making it work as a couple, a lifelong commitment that is marriage. His intro? Julio Iglesias' 'To All the Girls I Loved Before'. |
Our secondary sponsors - definitely in the list of women we love. Our good friends of many years and in the years to come. |
My fellow baddict (badminton addict) Aileen - writing on our guest book. |
Yes, Ritz. You're next! True love will find you for sure. |
The next generation gals are as crazy as me. |
My 'wicked son' Lowell, still fresh-looking after a week of global work shift (Asia, EMEA, NALA) and wedding reception emcee duty. |
Good friends I met at work. They are very much part of our extended family. |
We did not hire a wedding planner. Daves and I managed all the wedding requirements, budget, schedule, and suppliers. We enlisted the help of some friends a month into the wedding. Our runner-blogger friend Banjo took the role: on-the-day coordinator. He extended a hand in finalizing the program and scheduling the delivery of certain items by our suppliers. This is something I advise marrying couples to appoint - an on-the-day coordinator. It will be tough to personally oversee everything on your wedding day. :)
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These are the wedding suppliers featured in this blog.
* Reception, bridal suite, hotel accommodation for family and friends.
Summit Ridge Hotel - Tagaytay City
+63 2 240 6888
+63 922 852 6800
* Flowers of May - Ms. Evelyn Legaspi
+63 918 936 6750
email: liza_n_legaspi@yahoo.com
* Suarez Wedding Rings - SM Mall of Asia
* Endless Treasures Wedding Arrhae - an affiliate of Golden Hills Jewelry
* Invitations by Print City - SM Center, Las Pinas City
* Bridal gown, dresses, Barong Tagalog by Ms. Carmen Reyes
8 and a Half Trends
4F The Podium, ADB Avenue, Ortigas Center
+63 2 624 0114
* Hair and Make-up: Ms. Garla Cabuco and Team
* Photo and video: Sir Lito Perez and Team, Close-up Portraits and Photography
* Church and choir: Our Lady of Lourdes Parish
Priest: Father Jeff
Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway, Tagaytay City
+63 46 413 0758
* On-the-day coordinator: Mr. Banjo Asiddao
* Kultura - SM Mall of Asia
* The Wedding Library - SM Mall of Asia
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Disclaimer: This is a personal write-up, not a paid advertisement.
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