Wedding Ceremony: Featured Wedding: Mishi & Filbert
DIY projects, fresh accents, and rustic touches gave this country orchard-themed wedding a warm and cheerful vibe.
Posted on: 30 December 2010
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Bride's Attire: Bride (design); Rosita Flores (execution)
Groom's Attire: Onesimus
Shoes: Nine West; Pabder
Hair & Makeup: Jesy Alto: The Color Artistry, Christopher Rodil
Wedding Rings: V-Gem Jewelry
Ceremony Venue: The Mango Farm, Antipolo, Rizal
Ceremony Décor: Vatel Manila
Reception Venue: The Mango Farm, Antipolo, Rizal
Reception Décor: K. by Cunanan Catering
Wedding Cake: Joy San Gabriel Culinary Arts Studio
Flowers: Vatel Manila
Invitations:
Wingdingz InvitationsPhotography:
Imagine Nation PhotographyVideography: Dan Mendiola Videography
Souvenirs & Favors: Rachebeli Wines
Med school classmates turned lovers Mishi and Filbert tied the knot with a warm and vibrant country orchard-themed wedding. Bright touches of tangerine orange and chartreuse green gave this rustic, laidback November wedding cheeriness and made it a refreshing affair worth remembering.
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Bride's Attire: Bride (design); Rosita Flores (execution)
Groom's Attire: Onesimus
Shoes: Nine West; Pabder
Hair & Makeup: Jesy Alto: The Color Artistry, Christopher Rodil
Wedding Rings: V-Gem Jewelry
Ceremony Venue: The Mango Farm, Antipolo, Rizal
Ceremony Décor: Vatel Manila
Reception Venue: The Mango Farm, Antipolo, Rizal
Reception Décor: K. by Cunanan Catering
Wedding Cake: Joy San Gabriel Culinary Arts Studio
Flowers: Vatel Manila
Invitations:
Wingdingz InvitationsPhotography:
Imagine Nation PhotographyVideography: Dan Mendiola Videography
Souvenirs & Favors: Rachebeli Wines
Photos by Arlene Briones, Lianne Bacorro, Noel Salazar, and Shayla Hembrador-Sanchez for Imagine Nation Photography.
Mishi & Filbert
The couple's wedding photos were taken by Arlene Briones, Lianne Bacorro, Noel Salazar, and Shayla Hembrador-Sanchez for Imagine Nation Photography.
Reception Venue: Mango Farm
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
The groom channeled a cool country vibe with a brown coat
barong and a pair of straight-cut wool pants.
Groom's Attire: Onesimus
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
The groom's coat
barong featured custom-made embroidery that matched the scallops on the bride's dress and fiddlehead ferns on the bride's bouquet.
Groom's Attire: Onesimus
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
The groom completed his ensemble with a pair of brown crocodile skin shoes from Pabder. A pair of preppy orange and brown socks lent a quirky touch to his country look.
Shoes: Pabder
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
For a timeless look, neutral shades were used for the bride's makeup. Her eyes were given a winged-eye look to compliment their natural shape.
Hair & Makeup: Jesy Alto: The Color Artistry
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
A handmade hair accessory of amber and yellow Swarovski crystals and pearls held into place the bride's side rolled hair styled in a low bun.
Hair & Makeup: Christopher Rodil
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
The bride donned a personally designed gown that was executed by her 68-year old aunt, who had been making the bride's dresses since she was little. The aunt also used to make dresses for royalties in Saudi Arabia during the 90's.
Bride's Attire: Bride (design); Rosita Flores (execution)
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
Gold-edged Swarovski crystal buttons trickled down the back of the short-sleeved gown with an illusion high neckline. The frosted organza bodice with ecru alencon re-embroidered lace completed the gown's romantic look.
Bride's Attire: Bride (design); Rosita Flores (execution)
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
The bride's A-line gown featured a dainty re-embroidered and scalloped alencon lace overlay. The scallops matched the delicate embroidery on the groom's coat
barong.
Bride's Attire: Bride (design); Rosita Flores (execution)
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
A copper gold sash stylishly tied at the back complemented the gown's cathedral train.
Bride's Attire: Bride (design); Rosita Flores (execution)
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
The bride wore Nine West bronze leather heels studded with copper gold-toned gems.
Shoes: Nine West
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
The bride held a unique and vibrant bouquet of orange Ecuadorian roses, dried lotus pods, yellow Craspedia, two-tone orange carnations, red hypericum berries, and faux fiddlehead ferns.
Flowers: Vatel Manila
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
The couple's DIY ring pillow was made with jute sack, bobbin lace, and wood flowers. The raw, rustic materials channeled the wedding's country vibe.
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
The couple wore 18k tri-color rings with yellow gold, white gold, and rose gold in matte finish. The bride's ring featured a princess-cut diamond, while both bands had round-cut diamonds on the inside.
Wedding Rings: V-Gem Jewelry
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
The couple had an outdoor ceremony held at The Mango Farm in Antipolo, Rizal. The brick floor, lush trees, and sunny weather gave the perfect ambiance to the couple's laid-back country orchard-themed wedding.
Ceremony Venue: Mango Farm
Ceremony Décor: Vatel Manila
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
Chartreuse paper lanterns added a vibrant touch to the couple's outdoor ceremony.
Ceremony Venue: Mango Farm
Ceremony Décor: Vatel Manila
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
White Morrocan lamps gave a chic touch to the over-all country laid-back ambiance of the outdoor ceremony.
Ceremony Venue: Mango Farm
Ceremony Décor: Vatel Manila
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
To give the outdoor ceremony a refreshing, laid-back, country vibe, white woven baskets filled with daisies and oranges lined the main aisle going to the altar.
Reception Décor: Vatel Manila
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
The ring bearer wore an antique gold jusi-piña barong with mandarin collar, matched with a wreath of berries.
Entourage's Attire: Onesimus
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
The groomsmen wore matching mandarin collared antique gold
jusi-piña barongs.
Entourage's Attire: Onesimus
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
The bridesmaids wore identical dainty ensembles with ecru tulle lace tops with bateau illusion necklines, antique gold duchess satin A-line skirts, and tangerine shantung silk buckled belts. They also had matching tangerine handbags and wedges, which were all accented with rosettes handmade by the bride.
Entourage's Attire: Bride (design)
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
The lone flower girl wore an ecru tulle lace and antique gold duchess satin ball gown with a tangerine buckled belt. Ruby cut beads adorned the bodice with a bateau illusion neckline while sequined floral appliques gave a sparkly flair to the layered skirt.
Entourage's Attire: Bride (design)
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
Instead of the usual basket of flowers, the flower girl held a matching doll handmade by the bride.
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
The bridesmaids held hand-tied bouquets of pomelo pink roses, red Celosia, white snapdragons, and yellow solidago with sinamay-wrapped handles.
Flowers: Vatel Manila
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
The mothers of the bride and groom held bouquets of orange Zantedeschia, red Mokara orchids, green Bells of Ireland, and local green Hypericum berries. The handles of the bouquet were wrapped with the same fabric used in the entourage gowns.
Flowers: Vatel Manila
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
Leaf topiaries with mandarin oranges on goblet vases and round arrangements of orange roses in cylindrical glass vases gave warm touches of color to the reception tables.
Reception Décor: K. by Cunanan Catering
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
Goldfishes added life to the reception table's laid-back country vibe.
Reception Décor: K. by Cunanan Catering
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
White votive candles provided a warm backdrop for the reception's small stage.
Reception Venue: Mango Farm
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
A single sunflower added a cheery vibe to each reception table.
Reception Décor: K. by Cunanan Catering
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
Orange table napkins matched the rustic, laid-back feel of the chocolate brown table covers and woven
sinamay table runners.
Reception Décor: K. by Cunanan Catering
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
Each reception table was marked with cute chartreuse-bordered table number printed in a country style font, accented with two cartoon-y orange illustration. Rattan balls complemented the over-all country ambiance.
Reception Décor: K. by Cunanan Catering
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
The couple had four all-edible whipped cream covered satellite cakes in basket-weave pattern topped with fresh fruits.
Wedding Cake: Joy San Gabriel Culinary Arts Studio
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
Each of the couple's four satellite cakes had two sumptuous flavors: carrot walnut (bride's favorite) and Kilauea (groom's favorite).
Wedding Cake: Joy San Gabriel Culinary Arts Studio
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
The couple's unique set of satellite cakes featured a quirky topper with a couple picking mangoes from a tree.
Wedding Cake: Joy San Gabriel Culinary Arts Studio
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
Guests remained cool under the warm weather that greeted the couple's outdoor ceremony with tangerine silk fans placed on each seat.
Ceremony Venue: Mango Farm
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
In keeping with their country orchard theme, the couple gave away mango wines personalized with their prenup photos as labels.
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
Souvenirs & Favors: Rachebeli Wines
One of the couple's DIY projects was a painting of a tree, where the guests "added" leaves using their green-inked thumbprints.
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
Mishi & Filbert: Props
Foam letters of the couple's initials served as quirky props to the couple's wedding day shoot.
Photography: Imagine Nation Photography
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