The Walk

I wished I had a camera to capture this moment. Unfortunately, the chapel barred us from taking any kind of photo with our phones while within their property so we only relied on the photos shot by their own photographer. Since I didn’t have much time to prepare for this wedding, it was too late to realize that I should’ve focused on the photography and videography arrangements.

As I entered the chapel hall,  I saw my daughter, the look on her face was somewhere in between laughing and giggling.  She had this beautiful wide-eyed smile.  She looked like she was having fun and that made the walk all the more worth it.
Everyone was smiling.  Me,  I was too but it was like what the heck.  This effing lashes were covering my vista.

I couldn’t look at the groom.  Medyo na conscious ako bigla.  I was glad we had no guests other than my two siblings and their spouses.  Kung maraming tao naku mahihiya ako.  I was told by the wedding coordinator to walk not so fast but not too slow.  I was just walking,  just the casual walk.

Here comes the zombie bride

It was a small chapel and the distance from the door to the altar was maybe 7 meters. A skip and a hop and before I knew it I was in front of my dashing groom.