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Bernie Atienza and Joana Baldoman

While the rest of Cagayan de Oro was either tucking itself under the weekend comfort of homey blankets and warm sheets or had just come out of the house to paint the town red, the Storytellers, aboard their ever faithful vessel Loafbread, muttered “Thank God it’s Friday” under literally stellar skies and through the cold evening breeze which chaperoned them on their way to Malaybalay city, Bukidnon. They had just come from an hour’s breather from a previous wedding gig around town, but no amount of stress would ever hinder these eager beavers from making their trusting clients’ precious moments more memorable!

The couple and their families welcomed the sleep deprived, but nonetheless happy bunch with warm beds and a hearty breakfast to jumpstart the long day. Sure enough, this was another one-of-a-kind wedding that the Storytellers were more than honored to have covered as this was the only couple that had a classic Filipino jeepney as their bridal car! The story behind it surely made their wedding unique from others. The couple chose to make it as their bridal car because the jeep had been part of their family even before they were born and had been their family’s assistant in their business through the years and it had never failed them. Great memories have already been built surrounding that jeep and that to continue the beauty this jeep holds, the couple decided to have it part of their special day.  This wonderful quirk tells so much not only of the couple’s creativity, but as well a magical story that has and would continue to inspire many. Kudos to the newlyweds!

Storyteller Jeri

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photographed by: One Happy Story

ceremony: Transfiguration, Malaybalay City

preps/reception: Loiza’s Pavilion

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The best thing about Christmas time

is that it’s all about forming memories with the people you love the most.

And that might mean dressing up in costumes, looking silly and having your Christmas Story shimmered and flashed through photographs.

The victuals on the dining table at Christmas time are a testimony of how blessed you are as a family.

To be able to enjoy sumptuous or simple meals together, with relatives and loved ones gathering together for a special night of love and laughter, is nothing short of a

miracle.

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Capture real and happy moments that show the fervent bonds of

amor, and amistad

encircling family and friends together.

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Be able to preserve memories that will portray what life is going to look like for the rest of the Christmas season.

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Coo over adorable babies:

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Smile when the years are bridged by a hug or a kiss

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But most of all,

this: Immortalize happy times with pictures,

look back at this Christmas and realize that what you’ve started is not so little at all.

Have photographs telling the story of lives born out of a big and beautiful love.

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