I met April for the first time on her wedding day. But it felt like we’ve been life-long friends. OK, I’m exaggerating. At ease was more like it. It was a totally relaxed, chill wedding day. Totally brings out the best from suppliers.
En “La Capilla Caleruega”, la cual esta en Tagaytay un lugar cerca de Manila, presenciamos una de las ceremonias mas emotivas que jamas habiamos filmado.
Tal vez las palabras no tenian un sentido logico para muchos de nosotros, pero fue la manera y la emocion con las que estas fueron dichas lo que realmente importo.
Veanlo
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Caleruega Chapel in Tagaytay gave witness to one of the most emotional and tearful ceremonies we’ve ever filmed. Perhaps the words did not make any logical sense for most of us but it was the manner, the affectations in which these words were said which mattered.
The day before I was leaving for the US, I shot this intimate wedding in Tagaytay. Now I know intimate is a word that gets thrown around recklessly these days but this was the real deal - a thirty person wedding.
I suppose it’s a Filipino thing. 200 persons in the guestlist is considered “small and intimate”. Last September 29th, everybody could fit in a coaster (including the bride and groom and enough room for a videographer ;-)).
This wedding breaks convention on a lot of fronts. Very early in the morning - 9am (not the norm), Pauline actually helps Chris dress up(!) and a very laid back vibe during the preps. It was a most welcome break from the usual.
I rarely preempt the viewer experience but indulge me this time around.
Watching this clip is very much like a breath of fresh air needed this warm summer. Everybody , especially the couple, was on such a healthy dose of “Cheerios”. Just shiny happy people all around.
Good times!
Lots of 35mm yumminess and good ol’ candid documentation.
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