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Nio and Ruby’s Wedding [Teaser Photos]

admin — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 15:13:37 +0000

Here are a few teaser photos from Nio and Ruby’s wedding which was held last December 19. The bride and groom’s families were very nice. The event was truly memorable and we had a lot of fun organizing and coordinating it.

The photos below were taken by Maris Lim. Please click the thumbnails to view higher resolution images.

At the bride's house

Entourage

Reception

Cake cutting

Toast

Money dance

Mark and Jezza’s Wedding [Teaser Photos]

admin — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 15:00:18 +0000

Here’s a preview of Mark and Jezza’s wedding photos. The wedding was held last December 12 at Sta. Rita de Cascia Parish in Quezon City. The lunch reception was held at Don Antonio Heights Clubhouse in Quezon City. Although the entire event was filled with memorable moments, some highlights were the quiz bee and the balloon blowing contest. Instead of a bouquet toss, the single ladies were quizzed regarding wedding related trivia. On the other hand, instead of the traditional garter toss, the singe men were put to the test with a balloon blowing contest.

The photos below were taken by Maris Lim.

Tangerine flowers against an aquamarine tablecloth

Brownies!!!

Placecards show guests their table number

Cake cutting ceremony

Wedding toast

Instead of a bouquet toss, we had a quiz bee

Instead of a garter toss, we had a balloon blowing contest

Post wedding photoshoot

Tarpaulin Designs

admin — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 19:22:22 +0000

Aside from creating the guestbook layout for our clients, we can also create a tarpaulin layout if needed. A tarp is a nice way to welcome your guests to your reception venue. Check out the tarp designs we created for our two upcoming weddings.

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Ruby and Nio’s Wedding Guestbook Layout

admin — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 10:41:17 +0000

Here’s Ruby and Nio’s wedding guestbook layout. The prenup photoshoot was held at God’s Love Family Farm with Ros Edralin and Maris Lim as photographers. We had a lot of fun and since we had the resort all to ourselves, we were able to explore the place and get awesome pictures. The credit for the great layout goes to Ros Edralin.

Cover

Pages 1 and 2

Pages 3 and 4

Pages 5 and 6

Pages 7 and 8

Pages 9 and 10

Pages 11 and 12

Pages 13 and 14

Pages 15 and 16

Pages 17 and 18

Pages 19 and 20

Jezza and Mark’s Wedding Guestbook Layout

admin — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 18:59:41 +0000

We posted the preview of Jezza and Mark’s prenup photos a little over a week ago. Here’s the layout for the guestbook we made for Jezza and Mark’s wedding. You may view the high res versions by clicking the thumbnails below.

[The prenup photos were taken at Ateneo de Manila University. Credits for the photos go to Ros Edralin and David Chaingan. Post processing and layout design was done by our team.]

Cover

Pages 1 and 2

Pages 3 and 4

Pages 5 and 6

Pages 7 and 8

Pages 9 and 10

Pages 11 and 12

Pages 13 and 14

Pages 15 and 16

Pages 17 and 18

Pages 19 and 20

Jezza and Mark’s Prenup Preview

admin — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 20:15:40 +0000

Here’s a preview of Jezza and Mark’s prenup photos, which were taken last Saturday at Ateneo de Manila University. Credits for the photos go to Ros Edralin and David Chaingan. Post processing was done by our team. More photos will be posted soon! Stay tuned!

Photographer: Ros Edralin

Photographer: David Chaingan

5 Ways to “Trash the Dress” w/o Trashing the Dress

admin — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 21:06:11 +0000

No need to literally trash the dress (Photo by Matt Adcock / Georgia - United States)

A bride doesn’t have to literally trash her dress to have a “trash the dress” photoshoot. This photoshoot is just another way to get awesome photos of the bride in her wedding dress post-wedding. While some brides choose to roll on damp freshly mowed grass or wade in the salty waters of the beach in their wedding garb, some might prefer to do less damaging things to their priceless dress. If you’re one of the latter, here are 5 “trash the dress” ideas worth considering:

Have a walk in the park – embrace your inner child by visiting the park or playground where you grew up in. Take photos on the seesaw, swing sets, and all those places you used to enjoy when you were a kid.
Show your wild side – motorcycles and wedding dresses don’t usually go together but the contrast of your beautiful dress and the shiny motorcycle will look great
Horse around - who says you have to be on a real horse to get great thrash the dress photos? A carousel from a theme park or amusement park would look just as great (or even better).
Have a ball – sporty brides can show off their skills in their wedding dress (that is, unless you’re a water polo player)
Work it! – Are you a workaholic and proud of it? Why not have your trash the dress shoot in your workplace? Make sure to clear it with your employer first though.