As wedding photographers, we fly quite often and I’ve always wondered if a love story would ever happen more than a thousand feet above ground. Well, I got my answer when I met Paul and Aubrey. Being a pilot and flight attendant, their story unfolded while working together. Appropriately dressed in their work uniforms, where...
I’ve heard of the Hispanic heritage of Ilocos Norte, but to cover a wedding at one of the few World Heritage Sites in the Philippines was truly a privilege. The structure was so massive and the elaborate details of the Paoay Church was visually stunning. There were a lot of details at the wedding – other...
Batangas is one of the most frequented venues for engagement sessions because of its proximity to Manila. There are a lot of nice resorts and a good number of islands to explore (one of which we’ll feature on one of our next posts) but for this one, Omar and Anna got the La Luz Resort...
It’s summer again and what better way to start things off but with a couple of beach weddings lined up for the blog. We were back in Boracay for the wedding of Nick and Rheanna held at the Asya Premier Suites. It was our first time to cover a wedding here and what I love...
About a month ago, the Visayas region of the Philippines was devastated by typhoon Haiyan, displacing millions of people from their homes and losing thousands of lives. Aid was quick to arrive especially from foreign countries but as Filipinos, a couple of wedding suppliers felt the need to still help. In these kind of situations,...
The south has become a famous spot for weddings in recent years with its colder climate and less congested roads. There are numerous wedding venues here but what caught the eye of Karlo and Paz is San Antonio de Padua. It took us quite a while to find the church since it’s not really along...
It was January of this year when we joined our first bridal fair and I must say it was an absolute success. If you missed how our booth looked like, you might wanna check out these photos: Instead of giving away the usual such as discounts, we held a raffle for those who will book...
Most Chinese weddings would have fascinating traditions that make it more colorful. Before a wedding date is set, a Feng Shui expert is usually consulted for the auspicious dates. Then there’s the Ting Hun where interestingly, the bride enters the ceremonial room walking backwards. Along with a number of other rituals, it is said to...
Couples take months of planning for their engagement session – the location, what to wear, who’s the makeup artist, and logistics, among others. But sometimes there are unexpected things that come our way. We were at our first location when we got news that we can’t use the next venue for the other layouts. Any...
With almost a decade and thousands of miles in their story, they’ve finally come to this day. Jon and Patti are no strangers in the social scene. Jon, a.k.a DJ Johnny Verse and an entrepreneur, has made his mark by rising from the ranks and achieving a lot not just in music but in various...
A wedding wouldn’t be complete without the gown and in recent times, the traditional white dress has evolved to numerous varieties. From the elegantly colored to the contemporary, designers have found a way to go against the flow yet keeping their work timeless. This editorial was first seen on Bridal Book. There were originally ten...
Today’s engagement session was part of a 10-day Singapore trip in which we shot eight couples in SG and one in Kuala Lumpur. After this trip, the Lion City has become a personal favorite for engagement sessions. It’s just one enormous place for photographers in which we’re not imposed with the same restrictions that we...
More than half of our bookings are destination weddings and one of the favorites is Tagaytay. Just about an hour away from the metro, it’s the closest getaway with a nice cold weather plus a couple of dainty restaurants. Ian and Diana frequent this place whenever they visit Calatagan. It’s also where Ian proposed by...
Starting off with their theme, Christian and Janelle have always been fascinated with the Japanese culture. The details were done to showcase the country – paper cranes, parasols, and even DIY cherry blossom trees were brought in to achieve the Japanese feel. Other than that, the colour pink was widely used throughout the wedding especially...
Their shared fondness for traveling and going to the beach prompted them to have a water inspired concept. In retrospect, they initially planned to have a beach wedding but logistics would have been taxing. Easy solution and reasonable bargain: bring the sea to the city. By far, their reception has the most elaborate set up...
