Certified beach bums JC and Tracy have spent blissful days in Boracay many times before. But this time, there was something different as they hugged each other on the beach they described as their favorite place in the world. For the first time, they walked on the powdery white sands as husband and wife.

Earlier that day, there was a flurry of activities at the hotel’s Pool Room as the bride and her entourage were having their nails and make-up done while sipping their scotch on the rocks.

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We’re huge fans of Boracay weddings! We love love love shooting them. We love the laid back beach life, the sunsets, the white sand and clear blue waters (no lumot please!). We love Jonah’s shakes, hotdogs, massages and boat rides. We love Amanda Tirol, cool couples and guests who know how to party. So if you’re thinking of getting married in Boracay, go for it!

We love glowing brides…

and shiny happy people.

We love petal showers…

sunsets…

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Anawangin is an intriguing place. Its unique landscape of pine trees and silver gray sand is said to have formed after the explosion of Mt. Pinatubo. We’ve seen photos of this secret (not so secret anymore?) beach in photo forums and local travel blogs. But it wasn’t until we met Leia of The Travel Factor did we consider it as a place for our joint company outing with Threelogy. Threelogy and M+K have been to Puerto Galera in 2006 and Boracay last year. This year we brought all our staff in beautiful Zambales.

Role reversal. I shot this video of CJ using Jon’s DSLR with my Ricoh Swabe.

CJ and Karl Photo Video from Karl de Leon on Vimeo.

Anawangin Ahoy from Karl de Leon on Vimeo.

Funny video of CJ carrying the cooler.

Supplies from Karl de Leon on Vimeo.
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We’ve converted 4 semi-recent onsite slideshows to online shows so we could post them here. Please note that a show will load all the images first before playing so best to load them one at a time. Enjoy!

Paolo + Shiela
Sonya’s Garden, Caleruega, Tagaytay

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