Road trip Prenup Session

I just love the idea and the overall tone of this road trip prenup session. There's just something naturally cool about it. No overly done cheesy poses, no overly done drama, no overly done styling, no overly done camera tricks. Just pure fun, pure groove.






Here's what Rebellious Bride Chloe had to say about their prenup:


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An Understated Rebellious Boracay Wedding

Pure Genius. I've never seen a Boracay Wedding like this before. Rebellious by the sheer understated modern minimalist take on everything. So effortlessly cool. So effortlessly beautiful. Mangored never ceases to make us drool.

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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 :)


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Rebellious Bride Sasa's Hearts Wedding

"Just a thought: the word rebellious should not be taken literally when it is linked with the word bride because the real meaning of 'rebellious' is actually in a positive sense. For me, a rebellious bride is a talented bride. It takes a lot of Courage, Creativity and Concept for a bride to be called such and be a certified one. Kudos to us especially to the masterminds, Kai and Mica! :)"

Rebellious Bride Jessa Solijon on her definition of a Rebellious Bride


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The Round 3 Vegas Wedding

One upon a time, a girl grew up to become an inner rebel. In an animal personality test, she was a hybrid of a Panther and a Peacock. Her zodiac signs are both a Sagittarius and a Capricorn. And in Pottermore, her wand is said to be made of sycamore wood & unicorn hair--which means this wand would get easily bored and might burn into ashes if asked to do mundane magic. She was also sorted to Ravenclaw which is home to many eccentric wizards. So can you just imagine how topak (mental) this girl probably is? Unstable. Craves for innovation. Looks quiet in the outside, dorky and a fighter inside. The contradictions can go on. 

At any rate, she grew up like any other girl who wishes to be loved and adored by her prince charming. This prince charming did come true, and just the right prince charming who shares her own vision of someday getting married in Boracay, and immediately they agreed and vowed to shake things up on their wedding day. Not because they needed to be different, but because they wanted their own personalities, rules, and personal traditions to shine through...to celebrate their love in the best way they knew how. 

But just as the girl was kinda complicated, so was the prince charming. He was happy with the first wedding (not so much during the second wedding) but there was something missing. A part of him yearned for home, a part of him wished he could celebrate with his best friends. And so one day they decided to pack their things and have another wedding a thousand miles away. They haven't had a honeymoon anyway. And it was the first year anniversary. Not to mention, that it's the end of the world as we know it, and one of the items on the Bucket List had to be crossed out: It's time for a Vegas Elvis wedding.

Photography by Nelwin Uy


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Round 3 Vegas Gown

All Photos are by Nelwin Uy unless labeled otherwise
I'd like to dedicate a blog feature just for my Vegas gown. It's a very simple gown but I thought it needed its own "airtime" because it was naturally outshined the first time it was worn. That's right folks, you read it right. This gown has been worn before---and I didn't mind wearing a "recycled" gown for the Vegas wedding.

Rebellious Bunch designer Hindy Weber Tantoco and I had a different "grand Vegas plan" for the third wedding. We were initially dreaming of creating a navy blue & gold outfit for me but when my husband got into an accident last December (which explains why he is sporting a "robotic" shoe as his wedding shoes), I didn't think it was appropriate to indulge on a new gown just for Vegas. So in truth, we had our doubts if this gown will work for Vegas. After all, it was meant to be worn as a beach outfit. But heck, when was I ever afraid to reinvent the rules right? A Rebellious Bride makes it work, whatever circumstance or challenge is thrown her way! :)

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