- 9/10/2011 03:22:00 PM
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Photobook Stan and Febus' wedding.
Location : DMMA College Simulator / DECA Homes Mintal Clubouse and Wakeboard / Sta. Ana Church / Marco Polo Davao
- 9/10/2011 03:21:00 PM
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Our dearest friends, the gang went full force in making sure that the
photo and video coverage went without any hitch :) Cocoi was best man
while I was taking photos together with Carl, Ralna, and Sasi while Ice
and this posse ruled the video coverage..it was a super fun coverage
plus we were guests at the party. How cool is that :D
~bam
- 9/10/2011 12:17:00 PM
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This time, I was not able to join Cocoi for Eric's wedding. This was supposed to be our second shoot in Tagum City. Cocoi went on single handedly took care of the bridal and groom shots and the ceremonies too. Not to mention he almost did not made it to the ceremony as there was a pile up (three trailers) at the Panacan area,it took almost two hours before the bus pass through the road congestion.
The ceremony was attended by family and close friends.
A tough job but he survived. :) Thank you eric and Wilyn :)
~bam
- 8/30/2010 05:19:00 PM
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We stood as godparents to their daughter, Althea. So when they said they will b tying the knot in Tagum City...We said we will be there to witness their union.
Tagum was an hour drive from Davao City, but it was worth it. The church was so magnificent and the ceremony was so solemn. Cocoi was part of the entourage so I took charge with the shoot. Though the couple (Irish and Gie) hired a professional photographer, we still took shots of the ceremony taking mostly of the candid moments and other "kodak" moments while Cocoi took care of the reception set :)
The reception was at a local hotel, the food was tasty and the emcee was hilarious. Everything was wonderful.
~bam
- 8/30/2010 01:12:00 AM
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This was truly a family affair.
The bride and groom choose to get dressed in the same house contradicting of an old wive's tale. The house belonged to the bride's uncle, when we got there the house was already buzzing with activities. Children running around while grown ups keep on chasing them to make them be at their best behavior.
There was a minor set back as the ceremony was plagued with power outage but the show did go on. It was a happy ever after indeed.
The festivites was held in Dencio's Hilltop and followed by a night cap at the bride's uncle's house.
It was truly a sweet and simple event. Cheers to you both!
~bam
The bride and groom choose to get dressed in the same house contradicting of an old wive's tale. The house belonged to the bride's uncle, when we got there the house was already buzzing with activities. Children running around while grown ups keep on chasing them to make them be at their best behavior.
There was a minor set back as the ceremony was plagued with power outage but the show did go on. It was a happy ever after indeed.
The festivites was held in Dencio's Hilltop and followed by a night cap at the bride's uncle's house.
It was truly a sweet and simple event. Cheers to you both!
~bam
- 8/29/2010 06:41:00 PM
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They were our 1st wedding set for the year, and our 1st church wedding coverage.
We arrived at the hotel just after lunch in time of the bride, the groom and the whole entourage just had lunch and was getting ready to get dressed for the main event. Sybil, the bride was on her usual perky self and was all over the place, she was clearly having fun :) The bride's hotel room was constantly pouring in with guests and well wishers.
We wasted no time and starting taking shots of the souvenirs and the stuff needed, I took care of the bride and her army while Cocoi got down with the boys. :)
The ceremony was held at the Redemptorist Church and reception followed at Dencio's Hilltop restaurant at Maa, Davao City.
It was a big event with tons of guest and good food. Cheers to Fred and Sybil. :)
- 8/29/2010 04:27:00 PM
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