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Wedding Press Release
A
Bridal Affair
It was a bridal
affair to remember as couples-to-be and guests visited the
beautiful displays of wedding supplies and essentials, sampled
good food and wines and listened to ethereal music at the
A Bridal Affair last August 10-11 at the Manila Polo
Club.
The event was
the first bridal fair from the Wedding Professionals, headed
by Jeannette Guzman-Nocon, together with Magic 89.9 and Kasal.com
(the online media partner).
The guests had
their cell phones busy with the text-in raffle of gift certificates
from Grandview Tagaytay, Maricaban Bay Palawan, barongs
from Exclusively His and photos from DecisiveMoments.
Participants
were: Fine.Flowers, Red Ribbon, Cake Avenue Bakeshop, Ralph's
Wines and Spirits, Helen's Souvenir Shop, Butterfly Valley,
Club Panoly Resorts, Inc., Orchidarium and Butterfly Pavilion,
Abbylyn Fashion, Philip Fashion, Malu Veloso, Weddings Plus,
Kathleen Yeung Couture, QP Designs Ent., Maidenform, Celebrations
Event Specialists, True Value, VYD Gold Collection, Nissan
Rent a Car, Blink Productions, FVJ Studio by Jerry Valbuena,
UR in Focus by Charlie Villanueva, Photojournalism by Rey
Mondez, Benny Bondoc, Voyeur Visage, Decisive Moments, Close-Ups
Portraits Studio by Lito Perez, Sacred Heart Singers, Wedding
Symphony, Bambuza (arts and crafts on bamboo paper), Tri-Chefs
Cater Club and The Cake Station, Baghera by Carla Sibal, The
WOW Factor, Fanny Serrano, La Sposa, Excel Frames and Decors,
Mikneiah Acoustic Ensemble, Tamayo's Flower Shop, For Keeps/Flowers
by Sylvia, Mary Kay, and Emerald Square Builders.
(L
to R) Manila Polo Club General Manager Philippe Bartholomi
and Raymond and Jeannette Nocon of Wedding Professionals
open A Bridal Affair.
Photo by: Charlie Villanueva of UR in Focus
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Carl
Guzman of 103.5 K-lite, sister company of Magic 89.9,
hosted the affair. (With Raymond Nocon).
Photo by Wedding Professionals
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Visitors
check out the eye-catching photo displays.
Photo by: Wedding Professionals
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A
row of gorgeous white gowns.
Photo by Gladys Tolete
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The
Sacred Heart Singers serenaded the crowd…
Photo by Gladys Tolete
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…as
the Mikneiah Acoustic Ensemble entertained with their
soothing music.
Photo by Gladys Tolete
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