We decided to just edit our Save The Date card to be our Will You Be Cards for our Ninong and Ninang. The envelopes were DIY-ed too. We also printed small version of our monogram for the envelope seal. We wanted our future Ninongs and Ninangs to have these printed invites to make it extra special. We personally gave these to them upon informing them about the marriage. :)
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
First DIY: Save The Date
The first DIY is our Save The Date card. After hours of browsing the net for idea and design, I fell in love with the minimalist yet cute design from from Weddingchicks.com. So I decided that instead of creating one, I downloaded the free invitation template and had it customized using Photoshop. It’s really an easy job because I love Photoshop editing is very used to it. Hal approved it immediately! We just had it forwarded to our friends and relatives via Facebook instead. Not only that we save a few bucks, paperless is Earth friendly. :)
Thursday, August 21, 2014
In search for the chosen Photographer/ Videographer
Memories
will last for a lifetime, that’s why we wanted to invest on having a
professional photographer and videographer team to work on our wedding. The flaws
are, if you want the best, it’s expensive, and probably eat the entire budget
just for the shoot. Yeah, I know investing here is because of the output, the
talent and effort put all in there equals WOW. However, budget couples may have
some other priorities to consider, or maybe if I have millions to spend for my
wedding, why not. However for a budget couple that does not want to splurge
just for a day, call me practical or kuripot. What I’m looking for is something
that you’ll feel the worth.
We had
Parkershot Photography, what I like was we was able to talk to Joan the General Manager and
the wife of the photographer. And since we are already negotiating with them,
we gave them their budget and adjust to their capabilities. They will do the
Video and Photo coverage of the wedding. What I like was we are very
comfortable talking to her and we saw professionalism. She’s not pushy and I
can feel the passion on what they are doing.
I am
hoping that it will turn out just perfect.
Looking
forward for the e-session and the wedding day, I’ll definitely update you for
the feedback.
Our Fab Mood: Gray, Pink and Teal Wedding
Sorry for being gone for a while, yeah you know already, busy with the business and other stuffs. We are now starting to do the wedding preps again after months of being lazy. So to start, here’s our wedding color palette.
Image Credits: Google
Sunday, September 8, 2013
Pamamanhikan Dinner
Even we
are in a long relationship, our families doesn’t meet formally yet until that
day. They only knew each other through our stories and just some basic
information. Hal is like a family in our house already and me to them but our
parents haven’t meet personally yet. My parents don’t like to go out and his
mom is in London
most of the time and spent maybe 1-2 months here yearly. So as soon as were engaged,
we planned an early pamamanhikan. We scheduled it last summer vacation because
my Kuya’s family that was already residing in Bulacan will be staying for a few
days in our house for a visit and Hal’s mom was here for a vacation. I wish Kuya was
present but he’s in UAE but I’m still glad that my sister-in-law and my niece were
there. Tatay was always in the province so I informed him in advance. They
brought some food and my nanay cooked some too.
The dinner went
well since both parties are ready and aware that we're already on the right
age to get married. Some questions on our plans were brought up but they let us
all do the planning since they know we can handle it well. What was funny that
night was it looked like Hal’s mom is doing talk and was asking permission for
the marriage.
Sunday, July 14, 2013
Our Wedding Ring
We do not have plans in buying our wedding ring yet but it
just happened. It was a busy Saturday; we went to a bridal summit by Themesnmotifs
at the World Trade Center
to check wedding pegs and possible supplier. Right after the bridal fair, we also
went at SMX to check the Graphic Expo before we went home and so we pass by the
Suarez Jewelry and decided to check it out.
And it all started with some chat and fitting and we decided
to reserve our rings that day.
Why we easily decided purchasing it in Suarez? The rings we
saw compared to those we checked at the bridal fair seems fairly priced. Though
we saw good quality rings as well in other shops, Suarez also do have good
quality sets of rings to choose. You can customize, buy back guarantee, plus
the lifetime warranty.
Not mentioning that the rings we saw are what we like, we
preferred two toned rounded ring, plus they have a promo of free diamond each
so instead of adding, we just stick with the one they already include in our rings.
Good value for money without loosing the quality is what we
are looking at and we were able to achieve it in Suarez.
http://www.suarezweddingrings.com/
Friday, July 12, 2013
Where Are We Getting Married?
St. Peregrine Laziozi Parish is our church for the wedding. It
is where I see myself walking down the isle. I grow up here, spending my Sunday
obligation mostly here with my choir mates. I’m glad and proud to say that I’m
part of the Epheso Choir. I miss serving and singing up there, though I am
unable to attend nowadays, I still continue spending my Sundays here, mostly
with Nanay and my soon to be husband. And because Hal knows that I have no
other church to consider, he gladly agreed.
And for us to make sure we will get the date and the time we wanted. Reservation was made!
St. Peregrine is such a lovely church for a catholic wedding too, simple and elegant. It’s very accessible especially if you are from the South area. Though you may have limited reception venues, still there are some locations you can consider.
How about you?
Where is your dream wedding?
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