Vince and Tricia’s wedding was truly a standout event full of unique touches and personal style. From the get-go, it was obvious to everyone present that it was a celebration of personality and passion. The venue, draped in the rustic charm of dried Banaba leaves, was a creative nod to the Filipino heritage they both hold dear, while the buzz of excitement mirrored a lively Pinoy fiesta.
Tricia, an art director by profession, had one rule for the guest attire–the more creative, the better! Guests happily obliged, arriving in a vibrant array of colors that added to the already festive atmosphere.
Meanwhile, Vince took charge of the coffee, roasting special Arabica beans to ensure the wedding had a signature flavor. Their reception mirrored the theme, offering a feast of traditional Filipino dishes amidst settings reminiscent of old Manila sari-sari stores.
Every detail of the wedding, from the custom-designed money used in the Prosperity Dance to the playful games, showed the couple’s dedication to making their day unique and enjoyable for everyone. Take cues from their special day below through these photos by Oak St. Studios.
Photography: Oak St. Studios / Videography: Thal Ruin Photography / Prenup Photography: Robin Melicor, Found by Love / Wedding Gown: Opposites Attract / HMUA: Angie Salazar Singca / Groom’s Suit: Gardini / Groom’s Shoes: RE Craftsman / Flowers for Entourage and Church: Flowers and Pots by Viera / Venue Stylist: Florence David King / LED Wall and Stage: Ryan C. Javier, RM Audio / Lights, Sounds, and Band: Madz and Dzhei Band / Parachute Tent: Salamanes Paratent / Photo Booth: PIXLPOP / Reception Venue, Caterer, Coffee Cart: Gourmet Farms / Sorbetes, Tusok Tusok, and Puto Bumbong Carts: Crave Filipino Tagaytay / Mobile Bar: The Mobile Lab / Wedding Cake: Cake Studio Silang / Bridal Car: Laguna Bridal Cars / Hotel Preps: Gourmet Farms Retreat House / Church: San Antonio de Padua Parish / Priest: Fr. Danny Montana RCJ / Host: Issa Villavede and Kevin Pueblo / Coordination: Perfect Diaries
