It just amuses me why road repairs and constructions in our major highways have never come to its end. At ten o'clock in the morning we are at SLEX bound for Tagaytay City a favorite wedding destination in Luzon. Road undertakings have slowed down our travel but still managed to get there as scheduled. Our destination was Carol's dressing venue at room 132 of Taal Vista Hotel. It was also Duke's chosen place to dress up. Louie Allan was on the move taking pictures and capturing video footage of the things taking place inside the bride's room. Raniel Cadiz team did the bride along with some entoruage's hair and make-up.
I immediately noticed the blush pink bouquet of the bride along with the entourage
flowers made for them by Joyce Aguilar of 2171 Floral Creations. Carol still opted to have more crystal ornaments from us for her hair aside from the crystals provided by Raniel. All the entourage were wearing gowns in Grecian-inspired look. From the hotel, Don Bosco's Chapel on the Hill was the next stop for the ceremony event. JP Montilla's Complete Work, Inc is running the whole event. Carol rode in a vintage
Studebaker Automobile provided by Don Robert's Car Rentals. The chapel was packed with guests and relatives numbering to 290 as mentioned by JP.
As soon as the march procession commenced, we assisted Carol as she got off from the bridal car and made sure that the gown is well in place along with the veil. Of course, her every reliable coordinator JP did the last fixings of the gown and veil when Duke and Carol have landed on the altar. Our work is finished, its 2:30pm and we have to rush back to Makati to check on our other bride for her afternoon wedding.
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