24 October 2009 - Amidst a morning pictorial that is totally fun and loud laughter echoing in the room, one can actually feel the excitement (not to mention the tension building up) as voices began to mellow down and the soon-to-be couple patiently (or nervously) waited for their time to walk down the aisle and say their I do's.It was almost a perfect, hot day but it started to drizzle a bit but not for long, just a simple blessing to a union that is about to happen.
Lindley, the dashing groom, looked debonair as always. Donna, the gorgeous bride, was stunning and exudes that confidence look. But all formalities were disarmed when kisses, laughter and fun took authority.
It was a magical night shared by a groom who used to frequently say, Yes, maa'm and a bride who responded with a sweet, Yes, I do.
Special thanks to:
Photo and Video - Calography
Flowers - Jun Canete
HMU - Jonas Borces
Cake - Judy Gonzaga
wow, nice one tep...congratulations! you make every wedding super special!
ReplyDeletewhy is the title "from yes, maam to yes, i do?" -- meaning - the bride was the groom's boss? hehehe
bright gyud ka tan! correct!
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