Posts Tagged ‘wedding photographer’

Happy New Year to all of you our Funky Followers of this blog.

We were also got hit by Typhoon Sendong and thank God that only a few of our equipment got damaged. We stopped work for awhile to do volunteering work on helping out giving relief goods. We would also like to thank the people who send in donations from around the globe. Thank you so much.

Nevertheless we are now back in action and is currently working full force on our pending projects. We would also like to thank our clients for giving us understanding and patience, we highly appreciate it.

To start the new year full of hope and happiness, we present Cocoo and Weng’s awesome engagement and wedding photographs.

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photographed by: One Happy Story

Malaybalay City

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Cocoo Buzon & Weng Arangcon

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Hey guys, if you’re wondering what our raw photos looks like, well here it is.

 

All photos posted here are all taken straight from camera.

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Nigel Sia and Lesley Lim

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photographed by: OneHappy Story

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video: MG Digital

coordination: Badz Castro

event stylist/flowers: Flower Matters

ceremony: San Lorenzo Ruiz Church

reception: Xavier Estates

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the Storytellers

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Hey guys and gals! If you’re wondering what our prints looks like, here it is. There is a One Happy Story in every photo figuratively and literally..hehehe.. we just like treating our photos different from others. Making an art out of your wedding has always been our main principle.

Anyhow, here are a few photos of the wedding coverage we had in Gingoog City. It is just a 2 hour drive from Cagayan de Oro city. And oh, what I really liked about Gingoog is their streets, super neat roads with the best view of lush green farm fields and scenery, majestic! We were so engrossed with the place, we just had to ride our longboard and cruise around the city.

Ronald and Gay welcomed us with dinner in their house. The best food is always the home cooked ones and boy we were so full. And so we look forward again in going back to Gingoog to cover weddings, and eat lotsa foods. ooohhh…The SuTuKil we ate along the road…

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photographed by: One Happy Story

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