Oak St. Studios

14/10/2026

12/10/2026

Good weather, a day better than they could’ve imagined, and twelve years that led to this one.

Anne and Gelo, laughing through all of it — the kulit, the tears, every real moment in between.

Thank you for having us on this beautiful day. 🤍

25/09/2026

Ana and John picked Tokyo for their honeymoon, and somehow, it turned out to be the perfect place to wander around in a wedding dress. Shibuya Crossing, sunflowers, a random photo booth hallway — all of it somehow felt a little more magical in the middle of summer.

Best friends first, married now, still laughing their way through every corner of it.

Thank you for having us there. 🤍

22/09/2026

Pine trees, borrowed light, a road that felt like somewhere else entirely.

Sam and Nicole's kind of summer. 🤍

17/09/2026

Taal at their backs, veils catching wind that wouldn't quit, vows said with the whole lake watching.

Then karaoke before dinner, because Elson and Juliet's idea of intimate still leaves room for a mic and a wrong verse or two.

Thank you for having us there, Elson and Juliet. 🤍

14/09/2026

San Sebastian gave us the chandeliers and the church-quiet moment on the altar steps. The after party gave us a gorilla suit crashing the dance floor.

Ten out of ten. No notes, one gorilla.

Thank you for having us there, Elias and Martina. 🥂🦍

10/09/2026

Before Manila Cathedral, before the gown and the vows, there was a campus — DLSU, 2013. Migi and Mika, two names half the batch already knew, who somehow still needed years just to say hello properly.

It took a Facebook friend request, another hello, and a coffee date to finally get it right.

Almost 11 years and counting later, they stood in front of everyone they love at Manila Cathedral — still just being themselves together.

Thank you for having us there, Migi and Mika. 🤍

03/09/2026

First Love was the inspiration. Hokkaido made it real.

Aly and Ivan met in high school, became best friends, and the rest is history. So when it came to their pre-wedding, they wanted exactly this — bikes, melon, ramen stops, lavender fields, and a summer in Hokkaido that felt less like a shoot and more like a scene from a show they’d rewatch.

We enjoyed our conversations the whole day, you two. 🤍