In the midst of the few weddings that come my way
Are intimate events like this one of Nicko and Mariel
When the usual aesthetics are thrown out of the window
And what you see are actually things that your eyes can’t…
I can totally bore you with pretty pictures
But I always choose not to
So I instead try to show whatever is real
Especially that it’s become a rare thing these days
Thank You Master Nickz and Mariel
You know for someone with talent like yours
I still can’t quite understand why you like my pictures.
And for that, I am grateful.
Take me to Shake Shack when we’re in NYC will you?
There were scheduling issues so I didn’t get to shoot the civil ceremony but I bumped into them outside the building. Ha!
These is everybody.
It was really cool that only Nicko’s Mom was there and only Mariel’s Papa was there too. It was like something, you know?
Arguing who should hold the bouquet.
Thank You Master Nickz.
The next day, I drove up to Sapangdaku.
They were preparing for a lunch reception.
But not before mini Tanduay session.
Tagay!
Here’s Nicko.
And the rest. What up Sidoy?
Before we left, we headed to the old bamboo bridge. I’ve been wanting to shoot here again for a long time.
There!
I’m not sure if this is the old one or that this has been reconstructed.
I hid behind the leaves as I always do.
One more for the books.
The cake was made by an old friend and Nicko’s cousin, Sandy.
Nicko’s Mama with her other son and sisters.
Here we go!
Everybody wave.
We played a little game before lunch.
This guy won a few things.
Nicko’s good friend for some entertainment.
I’ve always believed that it only takes one person to believe in you, this guy in the middle was that person for Master Nickz. I think.
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