They say that some of your fondest childhood memories impact your adult life. Such is the case for Nax and Badet, who tastefully integrated elements of their Filipino childhood into their wedding! Who would forget sleeping on nostalgic banig, getting on tricycles and jeepneys as the main means of transportation, and eating street food with friends?
To complement these elements are locally-made products such as weaved and handmade envelopes from Laguna, leather giveways with on the spot name stamping from Marikina, and rattan plate chargers shipped from Cebu!
The couple chose to celebrate with their family in the highlands of Antipolo, overlooking the whole of Metro Manila. One of the highlights of the reception program was the crowd-favorite bato bato pik with a pot money of PhP 7,500! Eraserhead’s Alapaap played in the background as they entered the celebration, reflecting their feelings of being on cloud nine, helping create new memories they will cherish for the rest of their lives. Here are their wedding highlights captured by Ikigai Studio by Myio.
Photographer: Ikigai Studio by Myio | Videographer: Ghe Consolacion Event Film Maker | Church: Birhen ng Antipolo – Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage | Reception: The Emerald Events Place | Caterer: K by Cunanan Catering | Bridal Gown: Patty Valle Couture White Lily by Patty Valle | Groom’s Barong: Lumbeños Kultura De Filipinas | Groom’s Shoes: Godfather Shoes | Wedding Bands: Radiant Jewelry | Hair and Makeup Artist: Makeup by Iya Gueco | Outdoor Styling: Bel & Co. | Bridal Bouquet: Bungkos By Arielle | Entourage Bouquets and Church Florist: Gabila Edmar | Host: JC Alelis | Cocktail drinks: Manila Craft Mixes & Brews | Cocktail Food: Booth Park Mnl | String Quartet: EmanoN String Quartet | Giveaways: Sky and Co | Bridal car: Drivee Pinas | Invitation: Papertale & Co, Malingkat Weaves, Neonovelties | Lights and Sounds: Anyayahan Lights and Sounds | Tent: Tent King | Coordinator: Kathryn’s Passion
