One of my favorite weddings to have attended and covered to date, because it was so solemn, so heartfelt, and despite the difference in race and culture, two strangers share their lives in-love

“I promise to teach her to drive, swim and surf” ~ Glenn’s vow.Surfing in New Zealand?Something I wish to try before I die.Enjoy the photos!

Technology is so amazing nowadays, here is Glenn’s mom experiencing the wedding all the way from Canada thru Facetime, Glenn’s dad was holding the iPod the whole ceremony

Another Facetime moment with Glenn’s Mom where she gave the most touching Mom-speeches I have ever heard

“For true love is inexhaustible; the more you give, the more you have. And if you go to draw at the true fountainhead, the more water you draw, the more abundant is its flow.”

Enjoy the photos!

Fatima Church

Cha-li Beach Resort

Videography: Teddy Salido

After a long hiatus on blogging finally the stars have aligned! Meaning that I had to wake up at 6A.M. and straight to the pc  This was my wedding way back October, another detail-rich muslim wedding which really makes a photographer swoon because of the rich contrast in colors. Enjoy the photos.

Coordination: Badz Castro

Decoration: FlowerMatters

Cake: Swirlz Desserts

Videography: MVP

Its been a craaaaaazy month for me, and as much as I would want to blog all my weddings immediately, time will not permit, and so I resort to waking up at four in the morning just to make time to blog again. There are a lot of things I love about Photography and one of them is blogging my work and sharing my passion. Enough about me, let’s sit back and enjoy another beautiful wedding in beautiful Bukidnon also doubled as my 11-11-11 wedding

Camp Fabiano Chapel

Menzi Orchard Residences

HMUA: Barbie and Sol Azarraga

Photobooth: Photocrib

Cake by: Swirlz Desserts

It’s nostalgic for me when I hear my hometown dialect Chavacano spoken by people around me (for those of you who dont know what chavacano is, its a dialect spoken in Zamboanga City, a mixture of Spanish, Ilonggo, Tagalog and Visayan so yeah its pretty cool!). And I say that because the bride is from Zamboanga City, and her relatives and family came to Cagayan de Oro City to witness and be a part of her wedding, so yeah it was an amazing feeling photographing people from my hometown. I am yet to cover a wedding in Zamboanga City but I have a feeling its coming soon

I had fun covering this wedding, for many reasons, and I hope the photos will show how much fun me and my team had.

Enjoy and Vaya Con Dios! – that’s God Bless you in Chavacano