My brother, Gerson, and Delphine, wanted a ‘not-typical-but-still-chill-wedding’ and for everyone to just enjoy the day. With just friends and family helping them out (wait, what, no wedding suppliers? *gasps*), and an unusual wedding theme (Pinoy Bohemian), these two were able to pull it off.
Delphine's handpainted wedding gown by Patis Tesoro, a family friend:
Gerson's shirt was our dad's (something made for him for my wedding), and Patis added some color to it:
Their wooden wedding rings:
Wedding paraphernalia with Pinoy touches -- veil, cord, misalette and the invite that Gerson designed:
Their missalettes were painted in watercolor by Delphine's sister:
Even their offertory baskets and flowers were prepared by Delphine's parents:
Leather bracelets as gifts for the entourage:
They did away with hotel preps and just dressed up in their respective houses:
To keep their guests busy (and socializing!) before and after the ceremony, they gave away human bingo cards:
And even had dirty ice cream and fishball stalls for the guests to enjoy:
The church in Marikina was along the banks of the Marikina River.
Delphine arrived in a pickup:
Just before walking down the aisle, the bride got entangled in the ribbons and had to twirl to get out. Now, that's a bridal entrance! 
We didn't know that there was a religious procession after the ceremony. A lot of people were already waiting outside the church. :p
The Marikina River at sunset is a scenic beauty:
Played around with the huge letters that Delphine's friends brought as props:
The reception venue was a few steps away from the church so the couple decided to just walk...
One of the highlights of the reception was the father-daughter / mother-son dance that became a group dance!
It was a fun night of singing, drinking, and more dancing!
