Tagaytay has been a favorite wedding destination during the last five years. The Chapel of Transfiguration or more popularly known as the Caleruega Chapel is where
Jean has committed to exhange wedding vows with Alex. Jean has just ended her stint as an international flight attendant for Royal Brunei Airlines. Beacuse of her distance, we tried to maximize our way of communicating with each other.Anticipating the post-holiday traffic, we left Manila earlier and realized that the travel was smooth sailing. Not even the usual dilema of passing thru the SLEX area in San Pedro-Susana Heights gave us the scare of traffic. We arrived at the Nurture SPA where they were having their reception and dressing up area ahead of the call time. Jean was busy doing some photo shoots by Nice Print Photography. Video was by them as well. Gloria Sy did the fabulous hair and make up of Jean along with the entourage.
Flowers was made by Rubylyn Alvarez of Life Celebration. Their wedding invitation ( in a airline ticket pattern) came out very interesting and unique designed by Alex the groom himself and executed by Printed Matter. From the Nurture SPA to the Caleruega Chapel, Jean road in a vintage Studebaker from Don Robert's bridal cars. The trip and assistance was so compensating in a sense that the climate was so cool and windy and me along with my staff were enjoying the cool breeze. FL events an event group based in Batangas were the coordiantors hire that day. Aside from the strong wind, the weddingh march commenced very well and saw her off the marching aisle to meet Alex.
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