Beach weddings are the epitome of romance and whimsy, and the perfect dress can truly encapsulate the magic of the ocean! Here, we’ve rounded up some of the most breathtaking beach wedding dresses that are sure to inspire brides dreaming of a seaside ceremony. From minimalist designs to eco-friendly choices, we’ve rounded them up in this article.
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Whenever someone asks me what it’s like to live together with someone, I always say “Masaya naman.” It’s a seemingly automated response, partly because I’m afraid of saying too much, and partly because I don’t think anyone would be too interested.
My now-husband and I have been together for almost a decade now. We tied the knot in Baguio City last December 2023, and needless to say, it was a magical day.
I’ve spent most of my last year thinking about the wedding, and not too much of what comes after. But four months into the post-wedded bliss, I guess I have a few sentiments that I hope one of you soon-to-be-weds finds comforting, if not useful.
If you’re in the thick of wedding planning, thoughts of what food your guests will enjoy must have already crossed your mind (more times than you could count). Naturally, in any celebration, the food is highly anticipated – from how it tastes, how it looks, and how it is served. Quite simply, you want food that will make you and your wedding guests happy!
So, how about serving food that is exciting yet familiar at the same time? Can you imagine the sinigang turning into a salad? Or laing becoming tempura? Familiar dishes transform into creative and exciting menu items, worthy of your wedding, all thanks to the expertise of Passion Cooks Head Chef Laura Martinez! We talked to Chef Laura to find out what Passion Cooks’ secret ingredients are in developing menus that will not only delight your palate, but will leave a warm and lasting impression in your minds, hearts, and taste buds.
If good food is your non-negotiable, keep on reading.
Ah, a beach wedding. It’s romantic, it’s laidback, and it’s perfect for couples who love the glimmering ocean. And if you time it right at sunset, you’re bound to get the most gorgeous photos!
But, pulling off a beach wedding isn’t as easy as one might think. So, we’ve laid out the details on a few things you need to be mindful of when considering a sandy walk down the aisle.
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Fashion Content Creator Laureen Uy and Miggy Cruz’s beach wedding in Palawan was the dreamiest blend of nature’s beauty and fashion flair. As expected, Laureen absolutely nailed her bridal look, rocking a beautiful Vivienne Westwood dress with a cinched waist and draped neckline that she stumbled upon in Hong Kong. According to her, it was love at first sight.
But it wasn’t just the dress that made her look unforgettable. Laureen borrowed a gorgeous Vivienne Westwood necklace from her sister, adding a sentimental touch. The story behind it? “We saw this together in NYC and I told her to buy it because it looked great on her. After she got it, I told her that’s going to be my something borrowed for my wedding,” she shared. To top it off, she found the perfect Jimmy Choo shoes in Hong Kong, choosing platforms that were not just chic but beach-aisle friendly.
Miggy brought his A-game too, wearing a barong with special embroideries that told their story – think Eiffel Tower, croissants, and even cacti, hinting at their Joshua Tree engagement. It was personal touches like these that made their wedding uniquely theirs.
Their wedding decor was all about letting the natural beauty of Palawan shine, with just a sprinkle of florals lining the aisle. The setting was already so breathtaking, they knew they didn’t need much to make it pop.
Laureen and Miggy’s special day proves that you can keep it chic and meaningful. From the fashion finds to the personal stories incorporated into their attire, their wedding was nothing short of magical. Take a look at some of these photos by Pat Dy, Team Pat Dy, Chissai Bautista, and Nelwin Uy.
