Showing posts with label bridal bouquet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bridal bouquet. Show all posts

Random Rebellion #18, 19, 20

Since it's been quite awhile since we had a Random Rebellion post, we've decided to share a whole lot of awesome random rebelliousness today :)

Starting off with a teaser to our upcoming Rebellious Brides feature on the Lifestyle channel's Listed with Karen Pamintuan :)

Karen Pamintuan fulfills her dream Rebellious Wedding Concept w/ no less than our very own Chief Diva Makeup Artist & Rebellious Bride Mica Watch out for that! :)
Another beautiful fabric bouquet creation from Rebellious Bunch Bonne by Bonsai Fojas that was made for Heidi Del Rosario
On Instagram, Rebellious Bunch - Jason Magbanua shares with us what seems to be one of the most unique bouquets we've ever seen this year: A DOMINATRIX WHIP BOUQUET by Teddy Manuel A-MAH-ZING! :)

Nothing like a huge doze of rebellious creativity to start the day! Enjoy ladies :)


Rebellious Paper Bouquets

CLICK HERE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THIS BOUQUET
Since the 1st-year anniv is a paper anniversary, a couple of months ago, I told the hubb that for our 1st year anniversary /honeymoon /Elvis Vegas wedding, I wanted to incorporate "something paper" for the wedding like a paper bouquet made out of our Round 1 and Round 2 wedding photos. 


However, since I am not as crafty as Rebellious Bride Mica, I gave up on the idea.

Then, boom! I found out that Etsy has soooo many sellers that offer paper bouquets of all shapes and sizes! 

Now I can't wait to order mine for the wedding! After reading The Power 7 book, I also have this infatuation with the idea of having my paper bouquet made by Teddy Manuel! (I  am such a sucker for these things! I know!). So on a side note what do you guys think? Etsy? or Teddy? (Hey it rhymes! haha)--don't tell me to DIY it. I have not the patience! Hahah!

You guys already know that we are biased on having non-floral bouquets so I won't elaborate on this anymore (Click HERE for related article). Instead, allow me to share with you some of the very many variations on the paper bouquet!

For the romantic and poetic at heart opt for a bouquet made out of different shades of pink paper or a bouquet made out of your favorite book

CLICK HERE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THIS BOUQUET
CLICK HERE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THIS BOUQUET

Countdown to 9-10-11: The Styling

23 days to go! I must admit that I’m getting nervous. And I’m not the nervous type. I guess that’s what happens when you’re so wrapped up with wedding preps and a lot of mixed emotions. You know how you get nightmares of being late when you have an early meeting? I am getting something like that in the bridal sense. I think they even have a term for that. We simply want everything to pan out well. But Marc told me not to worry because everything will turn out okay.

As of last week, I already had two fittings and didn’t want to take off my gown and go to the mall wearing it. I was THAT excited. Haha! Anyway, I’d like to share how we came up with our looks. Marc was really into it when we were discussing and I’m really proud of him for being super hands-on with our wedding.


Since we have a themed wedding, we simply looked into the elements present from the movie and started from there.

Rebellious Idea - Studded Bridal Look

Rebellious Bride by Hindy Weber Tantoco
When Hindy Weber Tantoco emailed me this picture of a pink studded gown, I knew right away that this was meant to be shared with our dear, Rebellious Brides.

For my second wedding, I wore a pink gown--I didn't even think I was the type who would actually wear pink for my own wedding--but I was more concerned with the fit of the gown as opposed to the color so I went ahead with it.

Some people think that the color pink is just "puke-worthy". On the contrary, Hindy's gown just proves, that pink as a color in itself is not wimpy--it's how the color is actually USED, styled, and designed that make all the difference. This gown may be in the girliest color ever imaginable--but it also looks very wicked. I love it! Very rebellious-worthy indeed! 

This got me into searching for other "cutie" wedding accessories that can be studded. Check out my discoveries: