Tag: Tagaytay
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Benedict and Rita’s Tagaytay Wedding
This day started out with an extraordinary amount of fog, which made me a bit giddy, because while it’s terribly inconvenient not to see more than a few meters ahead of you, it’s also quite romantic. No distractions, with everything else literally fading into nothingness, and all that you have is just what is right…
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Mark & Kristine’s Tagaytay Wedding
They exchanged their vows under a tree canopy, in a garden overlooking Taal lake. I’m completely in love with this scenario. Outdoor weddings are incredibly romantic. It can get pretty hot in the Philippines, sure, but when you see all that gorgeous light and lush greenery (or sea and sand), it’s all worth it. And…
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Clayton and Steffi’s Tagaytay Wedding
It was a lovely, chilly day in Tagaytay when these two got married. The memory makes me happy as I recall it from this week’s 41° Celsius in Manila. Steffi is an event stylist and product photographer. We shoot our hearts out at every wedding, but there’s just a tiny bit more pressure each time…
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Jeffrey and Regina’s Tagaytay Wedding
When you know she’s the one, you fly off and follow her to another country where she’s pursuing further studies. Well, that was what Jeffrey did. And he married her last Sunday. Regina is incredibly beautiful, but it’s the way she smiles so genuinely and openly that lights up every single room she’s in. And…
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Jason and Mia’s Tagaytay Wedding
Mia is easily one of our chillest brides to date. Chill is even an understatement. As far as she was concerned, they just wanted to get married. She left most of the little details in the trusty hands of her planner, Jojit Dy of The 3rd Party. The story of how she picked her gorgeous…
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Paolo and Kelloggs’ Tagaytay Wedding
We first met these two at Kelloggs’ cousin’s wedding, which we also shot. We haven’t met them before because they booked us online, so it was a pleasant surprise. They came up to us and said hello after our on-site slideshow played, and I never got around to telling them this, but I noticed them…
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Dance.
Last Monday in Tagaytay. When I stepped out of the van that morning for Jon and Rica’s wedding, the fog was so thick, I could barely see two meters ahead of me. But here’s a little secret: I loved it. Jeff and I will always wish for sunshine, but if it doesn’t happen, we shrug…
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Anton and Ana’s Tagaytay Wedding
We first met Anton and Ana over Skype, as they were planning their Tagaytay wedding all the way from New York. I remember being smitten with Ana immediately, because really, that smile. I don’t even need to say more. Watching people and getting a feel for them and what makes them tick is second nature…
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Jon and Michelle’s Tagaytay Engagement Shoot and Wedding
The moment Jon saw a photo of Michelle, he knew he had to meet her. It’s a long story that involves Friendster (tee hee), a concert in Houston, Texas, and him selling front row tickets just to get her number. It’s true what they say about fortune favoring the bold, yes? Because he got her…
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Lennard and Midge’s Tagaytay Wedding
Jeff and I met Midge over Skype and just fell in love with her. You can just feel her friendliness and warmth right away. Some people take some time to be comfortable with, and that’s fine, too. It’s part of our job to make people comfortable around us, and I like to think we do…