We were planning to have their engagement session done in Baguio and Benguet, but the pandemic hit us really hard, making travel a pretty big hassle. We waited until things eased out, but we did not settle for less – with them having a “Filipiniana”-themed engagement session.
Mark and Kate, possibly one of our bravest RWP couples (mainly because they are both frontliners), with their wedding story is an inspiration, to every soon-to-wed, amidst the pandemic. Proof that #LoveIsImmune, and that Love is much more greater than any form of pandemic.
With adversity comes opportunity. Beforehand, Paolo’s words encouraged us to take this awesome challenge, saying he had full trust in our team, no matter what the situation we are put in. The rest of the day was full of bliss, as the entire team went head-on with the ceremonies and the reception.
Mac proposed to Kate last December of 2020. Now, they’re on their way to saying their I do’s this March of 2021. A short but sweet engagement for these two indeed!
It was always a dream for me to shoot at the Santuario de San Ezekiel Moreno – Arjay and Joycee made that dream come true. This is their wedding story.
Coming in hot (LITERALLY!), we’ll be checking out Crisostomo and Hannah’s Bonfire E-session Photo.
These two met in a very unconventional way – Ten was the lighting contractor hired by Rinnah’s father for their church. On a certain business meeting, Rinnah arrived in a yellow-green car, running over the gutter, towards the parking slot she desired. Rinnah was then introduced by her father to Ten as the “Most Reckless Kid” in the family, but Ten saw her in a different light – he saw determination in Rinnah’s recklessness. Well, first impressions last, right?
Our Subic bride and groom wanted nothing but a chill engagement session, at which, Carla requested for us to shoot at a Ministop branch they own, at the heart of SBMA. With a few chips that got tossed, a few bottles of liquor and softdrinks that got took out of the freezer, we were able to pull off this one-of-a-kind session (And did I mention that I went inside the freezer to shoot?).
Arjay and Joycee booked us at the Weddings and Beyond Bridal Fair last January 2020. Our initial plan was to do their pre-wedding shoot last February in Singapore (alongside our vacation trip), but with the pandemic looming right around the corner, we did not push through. Back in Manila, we decided to do the “Earth, Wind, Fire and Water”-themed shoot at The Heirloom Manila, with Arjay and Joycee’s leaning towards architecture and vintage looks.
We met Richard and Niña when they booked Kayle@Work (My wife’s kiddie and family photography brand, shameless plug!) for Theo’s Pre-birthday Portraits. I remember my wife saying: “Oh, pag sa wedding ninyo, lipat naman kayo kay alex, kay Rainwalker naman kayo.”. Little did we know that those words would become our “Law of Attraction” and “Affinity” with Richard and Niña.
