Despite planning their wedding from abroad, this couple personalized their peacock-themed wedding with DIY projects.
Kat and Paul planned their affair from abroad, but that didn't stop them from achieving their dream wedding. By taking on DIY projects, the couple put a stamp on their peacock-themed celebration.
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Kat & Paul
The couple's photos were taken by Jeff and Lisa Photography.
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
The bride wore an ivory organza gown, which featured dreamy layers for the skirt.
Bride's Attire: David's Bridal
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
The bride's strapless gown came in dreamy ivory organza.
Bride's Attire: David's Bridal
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
The bride added a splash of color to her attire by donning blue satin open-toe wedges. The shoes featured bejeweled accents.
Shoes: Zappos (Me Too)
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
Lisianthus, cymbidium orchids, succulent cacti, hydrangeas, wax flowers, and hypericum berries were bundled together for the bride's lush bouquet.
Flowers: Vatel Manila
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
A ring with a square-cut diamond and two rows of smaller diamond marked the couple's engagement.
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
The bride accessorized her ensemble with a pair of diamond-encrusted dangling earrings.
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
A jewel-encrusted hair comb added sparkle to the bride's 'do.
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
The groom donned a black, single-button tuxedo with notched lapels. A charcoal waistcoat and tie completed his attire.
Groom's Attire: Pronto Uomo Tuxedo
Flowers: Vatel Manila
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
The groom paired his suit with black leather boots.
Shoes: Calvin Klein
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
A single peacock feather incorporated the theme into the groom's boutonnière of wax flowers and berries.
Flowers: Vatel Manila
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
The bridesmaids wore royal blue full-length chiffon dresses, which came in varying silhouettes.
Entourage's Attire: Laila Papa Ramos
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The groomsmen's ensembles matched the groom's, as they wore silver vests with white long-sleeved shirts.
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
The bridesmaids held bouquets of green chrysanthemums, succulent cacti, cymbidium orchids, queen Anne's lace, and hydrangeas.
Flowers: Vatel Manila
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
The couple adorned their invitations with satin ribbons, wax seals, and peacock feathers, which showed their chosen theme for the wedding.
Invitations: Zazzle
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
Elaborate paisley prints bordered the cream linen cardstock invitations.
Invitations: Zazzle
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
The couple designed their wedding invitations, and had them printed online. Their invitations featured blind embossing of their monogram and names.
Invitations: Zazzle
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
The couple sealed their invites with sophisticated wax seals featuring their monogram.
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
On their wedding day, the couple rode a white 1947 Jaguar Mark V.
Bridal Car: JCA Vintage Bridal Car
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
Due to heavy rains, a tent was set up to at the Mango Farm to accommodate the couple's ceremony. A chic damask covered backdrop and chandelier made for a warm ceremony set-up.
Ceremony Venue: The Mango Farm
Ceremony Décor: Vatel Manila
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
An assortment of intricate frames were hung on a damask-covered backdrop and added an air of sophistication to the ceremony decor.
Ceremony Décor: Vatel Manila
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
Rustic baskets holding white roses and twigs lined the aisle for the couple's ceremony.
Ceremony Décor: Vatel Manila
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
Missalettes, which were printed with elaborate text , were placed on chairs for the ceremony.
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
The couple bought their rings abroad. The bride's was a princess channel band in white gold, while the groom's was a white gold band with brushed satin finish and polished trim.
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
Silver coins were strung together and made up the couple's arrhae.
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
To keep guests cool at their wedding, the couple gave out fans, which were silkscreened with their elaborate logo.
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
Cork stoppers served as charming holders for the guests' place cards.
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
Chic arrangements of rose cacti, hydrangeas, and baby's breath gave color to the reception tables.
Reception Décor: K. by Cunanan Catering
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
The couple's table numbers bore paisley designs that matched the couple's invites. Cork stoppers held the table numbers in style.
Reception Décor: K. by Cunanan Catering
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
Blue napkins added a nice contrast to the setting of white plates and white lines.
Reception Décor: K. by Cunanan Catering
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
At the reception, the couple served a three-tier moist chocolate cake covered in white fondant.
Wedding Cake: Cakeworks
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
The couple ordered a plain cake, and asked their florist from Vatel Manila to dress up the confection with lace and brooches.
Wedding Cake: Cakeworks
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
The couple gave their principal sponsors bottles of semi-cured tomatoes and pesto genovese. The treats were made by the bride's aunt, Chef Vicky Tinio Clemente of Mama's Table.
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
Souvenirs & Favors: Mama's Table
Among the couple's souvenirs were traditional
pastillas wrapped in intricately cut
papel de japon, which bore the couple's names.
Photography: Jeff and Lisa Photography
Souvenirs & Favors: Luz Ocampo
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