The Wedding - Part 4 (Portrait)

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Last July 5, 2014, I married the love of my life. 
These are the written chronicles of that beautiful day.

Being an only child, I find that trust is a very important word, seldom given and hardly earned.

Indeed, I am a believer of the age old adage, "If you want something done right, you have to do it yourself." and can only truly count in one hand, the people that I have full faith in.

But with a master of his craft, like our photographer Oly Ruiz, at the helm, there was immediate and total confidence, assurance, and certainty, and it was our great pleasure to watch this genius work his magic.

These are the official portraits of that important day, courtesty of Mr. Metrophoto.

















Catch Oly Ruiz and Team Metrophoto's other work at http://www.mymetrophoto.com/

Location: Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines

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