Showing posts with label origami wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label origami wedding. Show all posts

Random Rebellion #57

An Origami-Meets-Peacock Reception.
A Creation by Gideon Hermosa of Event Studio


Just goes to show, that when you add two different things that traditionally don't make sense together, the result can be explosive! 

Rebellious Couple Isoebelle & Enzo's Suits & Paper Cranes Wedding

Photography by Nelwin Uy
A rebellious bride is a fighter. She does not give up her ideas just to conform to traditions and what other people think is "good" or "beautiful." 

Rebellious Bride Isoebelle Romero 
 on what makes her a Rebel Bride

It's amazing how one single photo can encapsulate a day. I look at this photo of Isoebelle's bridal hair and in an instant I can already  imagine that her wedding to Enzo must have been whimsical, inspired, romantic, creative but timeless atthe same time. 

When Events Diva Teena Barretto tipped us on this wedding, she said that this wedding was rebellious because the bride had an all-suits entourage (mostly males & gays) and a paper crane theme. I instantly gravitated towards the all-suits, mostly gay entourage and thought that the write-up will probably just focus on this one detail. When Isoebelle emailed us her wedding photos, my heart skipped a beat and when I saw Gideon Hermosa's beautiful work, I was just in pure awe. There's just so much wonder and magic to this wedding and I won't belabor it any longer. So let's get to it! :)



Rebellious Bride: What is the story behind your all-suits, all-male/gay entourage? 

Isoebelle & Enzo's Senbazuru Love Story

Photography by Nelwin Uy (All photos are RAW but some were personally post-processed by the Bride herself)
"I started folding paper cranes for Enzo when he went to the states for 2 months...I think that was in 2010. I wanted to surprise him with a thousand cranes when he got back--to tell him that I thought of him whenever I folded the cranes. We ended up using the cranes for our civil wedding last Feb. 11. 
I also wanted to carry out this theme to our church wedding so I incorporated it in our prenup photos as well."
-- Rebellious Bride Isoebelle Romero

This has got to be one of the most meaningful prenup sessions I have ever known. Not for its creativity, not for its beauty. But simply because of the story behind it.