1. There was an underlying theme of "In God's perfect time"
At the center of the wedding which highlights the couple's commitment to a lifelong partnership. Everyone was positive and happy the whole ceremony. The spirituality of the couple and of the wedding were prevalent in the wedding.
2. The theme was consistently detailed, even down to the accessories
Arc and Roc were detail-oriented -- down to the last petal of the groomsmen's boutonnieres. The lights, candles, dinnerware, buffet tables, and even the calligraphy added an extra touch of fancy to the rustic vibe.
3. The couple wore were elegant statement pieces.
The outfit will take the spotlight one way or another. Roc was covered in a beautiful wedding gown by international Filipino designer Michael Cinco. It accentuated Roc's body without showing too much skin. And the trail--well, it's what every girl dreams of-- long, laced, and beaded to perfection. Juan sarte also did a great job in making Roc's complexion bronzed and glowy. It matched her tanned skin and made the silver jewellry and white hair piece stand out. As for Art, Randy Ortiz kept it classy in a black suit and white shirt underneath.
4. The bridesmaids and guests complimented the theme
The bridesmaids were in muted blush and vibrant coral dresses while the groomsmen were in all black suites. Everyone else came in their glammed-up selves without overpowering the bride and groom.
5. The venue styling was clad in white flowers, chandeliers, glass, and gold elements.
The gold and rose gold chandeliers was what caught our eyes immediately as they lit up the room. Flowers in cream and white added a touch femininity to the aisle, while the white drapes and curtains made the perimeters of the space looked wider and calmer. The subtle accents and attention to detail is what really made this venue stand out,
