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Moments & Milestones Events by Fionna and Faye, Silang (2026)

18/07/2024

Thank you so much, Danielle and Monarc ❤️

18/07/2024

Danielle and Monarc ❤️✨

18/07/2024

Aerol and Pia ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you, Tero! One of the most creative and artistic hard working photographers and videographers we’ve worked with. Amazed with the couple’s prenup and wedding day photos 😊

11/03/2024

Gerard and Chezka 💕
Alta Veranda de Tibig
Coordination: Events by Fionna and Faye
Host: Meriel Faye
Photos: Fernandez Photography
Video: Thal Ruin
Cocktail sweets: Fedici

Thank you so much for your kind words, Gerard and Chezka 💕 We are witness to how beautiful your love is for each other and it transcends to the people around you ❤️

10/03/2024

Full planning and coordination
Angelfields Nature Sanctuary

26/10/2023

Carlo and Lyzette 💕

Bella Rosa Gardens
Coordination and Hosting: Events by Fionna and Faye

Thank you so much 💕

18/10/2023

Darlene and Abel 💕 Thank you so much for trusting our team 💕

Narra Hill
Coordination and Hosting: Moments & Milestones Events by Fionna and Faye
Photos: Ikigai Studio by Myio
Video: Kreative Machinez

03/10/2023

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03/10/2023

Do you want to hear a wedding story?

Do you want to learn a thing or two about weddings, for your own one or for your sister, brother or friend?

It was 30 minutes before the scheduled ceremony time and the suppliers were all on their feet doing their tasks, briefing the entourage of their roles, photo and video roaming around to capture moments, the band playing the tunes…

The groom was inside the chapel, happily approaching and welcoming their guests…

Bride was on stand by in her wedding car, and the photo-video team were taking the opportunity to take more photos and videos of her…

Ten minutes into the scheduled ceremony time, everyone was all set, the entourage were all lined-up, suppliers on their posts, the priest at the altar, waiting for cues…

But the bride’s parents haven’t arrived yet.

They left the preps hotel with enough time allowance but they haven’t arrived at the chapel on time…

We found out that they got lost and they’ve been circling around an area.

Fifteen minutes past the scheduled ceremony time and the bride’s parents were still on the road.

30 minutes…

We were summoned by the priest to the altar and told us that should the parents not make it in the next 30 minutes, even without them, we shall proceed with the ceremony.

An hour past the scheduled ceremony, the bride’s parents arrived, walked their daughter along the aisle and soon after, everyone was cheering as the groom was kissing the bride at the altar.

We were all witnesses to the beauty of faithfulness and patience.

All the while, the bride was just in her bridal car, quiet and radiantly beautiful. She sure knows that we were past the timeline, but she kept calm.

What can we learn from this story?

Was the brides’ parents getting lost under anyone’s control? Did anyone from the suppliers, the entourage, the bride and the groom wanted it to happen? No.

While it was in reality nerve-wracking, everyone remained calm and composed.
No one from the family or from the suppliers approached the bride to bombard her with negative thoughts, thus saving her from the stressful situation.

Did we need to tell the bride and the groom about the priest’s decision? No. Not before the ceremony. Not before the problem is not yet resolved. Because it will cause them to panic and be stressed. We had to filter the information and just preserve happy vibes! 🩷

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