While everybody’s gone crazy over Money Heist
And Korean drama after another Korean drama these days
I’ve drowned myself watching Gilmore Girls
I think I haven’t really grown up
On the last few minutes of the last episode of the last season
I felt a good ache, like when you finish a good book or a movie
You are happy and sad and wonder what will happen to the characters
They’re so real, you know?
Like you’ve literally injected yourself in the whole story
Rory, I’m so disappointed in you. Haha.
In a way that’s how I feel when I look at wedding photos
It’s wonderful, heartwarming and melancholic at the same time
These photos of Jay and Tonette’s wedding are from 2011
They were the first ones to pay me for pictures
And this was in Baguio City, imagine that
I went through the archives and realized there are things
That I haven’t written about especially
Because I only stared the blog back in 2013
I still see these two from time to time when I travel to Manila
Jay and Tonette, you started it all. Thank You Very Much!!!
It’s been quite a while since that trip to Baguio City.
Tonette found me in Facebook. Hers was only the 3rd wedding that I shot. And she was the first one who offered to pay us.
These pictures will turn 10 years next year.
On the contrary, I don’t find her goofy in person.
Hey little one. I bet you aren’t little now. 9 years after.
Back when themed wedding were catching up.
Hey Jay! Kumusta ang bakasyon mo?
I recently learned that these bouquet was made by Gideon Hermosa.
Imagine, this as technically our first ever wedding assignment at the Bell Amphitheatre in Baguio City.
Jay couldn’t even contain his emotions,
All vintagey!
Including the men.
I’ve been meeting Jay, Tonette and their kids every now and then.
And here we go.
Glancing at his bride.
I wish I’d knew what to do back then.
Luckily, I managed to get a few ones that I really like.
How can I ever thank you, Tonette? For taking a chance on me.
This kind of picture was a thing back then. Haha.
Happy!
I told you. Vintage!
I can’t believe I got close too.
Yes gentlemen?
Here is Jay with his vows.
This was a morning wedding and it was sunny and a little warm in Baguio.
Husband and wife.
You can find me here.
Everybody cheered.
Really nostalgic looking at all of these, you know?
And amazing that we came all the way from Cebu City.
I’m not sure what the fuss was here but I think, this is really beautiful.
This may just be the first and last Baguio assignment for me.
Reception time.
This was delightful.
Ladies and Gentlemen, The Bell Amphitheatre.
Really well thought!
The first dance without the eyes. Haha.
Why doesn’t anyone like to catch the bouquet?
These two are now parents of a little girl and an adorable little boy. I’ve took pictures of both.
It is always wonderful to reminisce the memories of the past - moments that portray how beautiful life had been... has become... and will be. As long as God is always in our midst and we let Him come into our lives, we shall forever be blessed.
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