Onsite AVP by "THE" J Lucas Reyes

You've seen last week our SDE. I would like to present to you now our equally amazing onsite photo AVP by Mr. Filmtastic, J Lucas Reyes!

Watch it here

PJ + Abbey Onsite by J Lucas Reyes from abiduds on Vimeo.
The video was created by our photographer, J Lucas Reyes (www.jlucasreyes.com)

supplier roll call

Here is the list, in no particular order, of the talented group of people who made our wedding memorable. :) PJ and I are truly grateful to have worked with each one of you. Kudos to a wedding well done!

Church: St. Benedict Church, Ayala Westgrove Heights
Reception Venue: Verdana Homes Mamplasan

Pinterest Gadget for Blogger

Easy-to-follow instructions for adding the Pinterest gadget:

http://www.codeitpretty.com/2012/03/pinterest-gadget-for-blogger.html

The Groom Shed A Tear

That is my super favorite part of the SDE. Hahaha.

Here is the SDE created by our amazing videographer, Kris Matanguihan. We all got teary-eyed while watching the touching video. To KMV, you are super!!!

Watch it here



or watch PJ & Abbey's SDE by clicking this link.

super few BTS shots

It was a busy day and we didn't have too much space in the room and the time to take a lot of pictures while having the preps. Hehe. With me in the hotel room are J, Candice, Chichi's team, 2 of Kris' team, our coordinators and very few family members waiting for their HMU turn.

Receiving the flowers from Serge Igonia :)

This Is Not The End

When JLR arrived at the hotel on December 21, he told me that he has a song in mind for the photo AVP. He immediately switched his MacBook on, plugged the headphones and let me listen to the wonderful sound.

This is not the end

This is not the end of this

We will open our eyes wide, wider

12-21-12 DIYs

Here they are!!! I'll post more pictures soon! :D

Pouches, boutonnieres, cord, arrhae holder, bible cover

Bible Cover

This is the last DIY project I did for our wedding. This is so last minute! Haha

Materials:

1. Felt
2. Sequined Fabric
3. Rhinestones
4. Velvet Ribbon

Tools

1. Glue stick and Glue gun
2. Scissors

I tried to use a lavender felt but I thought that it's too light so I used the purple instead.