Sometimes a wedding is not just a union of two people, but a blending of two cultures. When I first met Chloe and her then fiancé, Richard, they were in the midst of planning their church wedding in England. Chloe wanted a gown that celebrated her Filipino heritage while reflecting her husband-to-be’s customarily proper culture. Both traditions strongly reflect a love for the classic and romantic, which was a perfect description as well for their picturesque union in a little medieval church in the Oxfordshire countryside 🙂

IMG_5286From Manila to the UK–her strapless gown with a full trumpet skirt combined vanilla-colored bridal taffeta with a demure piña silk top that buttoned up the back

10636251_10204196035093379_2025374310240529240_nThe gown featured dainty, hand beaded French lace appliqués inspired by sampaguita blossoms

10473737_10204196033293334_5305070289407181521_nA ‘lady-of-the-manor’ gown with a touch of Filipiniana

10754905_10204196065094129_1241153656_nBest wishes to the beautiful couple! Richard smiles as Chloe blooms in the sunny English countryside

*Photos courtesy of Chloe Alexander

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