Oak St. Studios

11/06/2026

They asked for quiet. No tourists, no plan — just somewhere that felt a little like Stardew Valley.

We drove out of Tokyo before sunrise. Nobody warned us it would be 4°C.

Cherry blossoms. Fuji behind everything. Two people laughing through the cold like it was part of the deal.
It kind of was.

See you soon for the wedding, Steffi and Migui. 🌸

08/06/2026

UP Diliman in the morning. The same university where they studied, argued cases, and somewhere between all of that — chose each other.

Some places just know.

So glad you let us come back here with you, Elias and Martina. 🤍

05/06/2026

A party with a bit of a wedding.

A full dance floor, familiar faces, and a celebration that never really slowed down.

Thank you for having us there.

31/05/2026

Summer love caught on film 🙂‍↕️💕📸🎞️

26/05/2026

21/05/2026

Just immediate family, a quiet ceremony, and Kirby and Jera at the center of it all.

Small in size, never in feeling. 🙂‍↕️🤍

Thank you for having us document the day.

15/05/2026

Anna and Patrick’s intimate wedding at Discovery Coron was everything we love about a sunset wedding in Coron.

Good light, an easy kind of joy, and the kind of celebration that felt shaped entirely by the people there. From golden light to the after-party, this wedding carried exactly the kind of energy the island does—easy, warm, and impossible to rush. Thank you for having us there to document your day. ☀️

Seen through both film and digital.

09/05/2026

Catching the last of winter around Tokyo with Andrea and Lyn.

The mountain stayed hidden for most of the shoot.

Then, for a few brief minutes, it showed itself.

Just enough time for a handful of frames before disappearing back into the fog. ❄️

04/05/2026

Julia and Benjo’s wedding felt a lot like their story—steady, familiar, and built over time.

From long UP hangouts to this. With Julia walking down the aisle in a gown thoughtfully made from pieces of her mother’s wedding dress.

Some stories take shape slowly. And somewhere along the way, what began as familiar becomes home.

Thank you for having us there, Julia and Benjo.