Fotomoments Digital Wedding Photography

Wedding Photographer Ryan Macalandag
Assistant Photographer Jude Montejo

Francis and Grace got married last August 16, 2008 at the Lourdes Parish (or K of C for you old-timers) in Tagbilaran City, Bohol. Preperatations (and reception after the weddings) was done at Bohol Tropics Resort.



Just before we all left for the church, we had a few minutes taking group photos out by the driveway. The sun was high up but I managed to tone down the shadows a bit by waiting for the blotches of shade made by clouds idly hovering up above.





Photos above shows the sisters. Below are Grace's mom and dad. Her dad was especially delightful. Always cracking jokes and fooling around. Probably to keep the mom from crying.



The beautiful bridesmaids and maid-of-honor together with the bride.



Here are some detail shots.







The Lourdes Church has majestically high roof system and huge windows which makes for a bright interior. The Jesus Christ sculpture centerpiece is a work of a well-renowned Boholano artist, Napoleon Abueva.









The couple's first dance.



The bride with her father, sharing some laughs.





This last piece is one of the gems that I shot for this wedding. I think it truly captured the joyous atmosphere and more importantly, the love that Francis and Grace shared and felt during that day.



To view the couple's prenuptial photos, please click here.

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With recent (positive) developments in the local wedding industry here in Tagbilaran City, we've decided to go "photo-only". Starting July 2008, we won't be accepting wedding video coverage anymore.

Why, you ask? Well our best buddies over at CreativImage have also gone video-only with their recent purchase of two (two!) new Canon HXA1s, we figured it's better we just specialize with wedding photography and team-up with CreativImage for wedding photography and video coverage.

So in case you are shopping around for a good (great!) wedding video coverage outfit for your Bohol wedding, we highly recommend you pay Ryan Li and Joel Diccion a visit.

Don't forget to mention our names and for sure you'll get a discount. :)

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All photos by Ryan Macalandag
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Video Shot and Edited by Jude Montejo
Photography by Ryan Macalandag

Wedding Highlights



Here are Tito and Armi's prenup video in Bohol. Jude did it in three parts. Here they are. :)







To view the photos from this shoot, please click here.

Thank you for enjoying the video. :)

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Video and Edit by Jude Montejo
Prenup Photography by Ryan Macalandag
Photography Assistant JD Migriño



This video is from the prenuptial or pre-wedding shoot of Ken and Emily, a couple from Hong Kong who visited Bohol just for this shoot.

You may view the photos from this video here:
blog post
or in Flickr

Thanks for viewing. :)

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Bohol Wedding Photography by Ryan Macalandag



Anipher had come to me not because we were classmates in high school but because Rally Miñoza (only the best florist in town) referred me to her. Way back in high school, although I was already doing photography then, nobody would have figured out that I was to be a wedding photographer someday. They would have imagined along the lines of "IT Specialist" or "Communications Engineer" or "Ryan the Clown". Definitely not "Wedding Photographer". But I digress.

Ronnel and Anipher met in Taiwan. They worked there and by some stroke of (text) luck, they hooked up. Some friend gave one the other's mobile number, began SMS-ed each other, dated at a train station, yadda, yadda and the rest they say is history.

Thus, last Sunday, in Lindaville Church, the couple hooked up one final time that would last them their lifetimes. They exchanged vows in front of family and friends.

Here are some highlights.





Their ring is amazing. The silver band in the middle actually rotates along the bigger golden band. Cool.









The reception was held at the Sandugo Ballroom in Bohol Tropics Resort.



After the lunch reception, we had at least an hour to shoot some post-nups. Turned out pretty good. The weather cooperated.





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Wedding Photography by Ryan Macalandag









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Photo by Ryan Macalandag



The groom's pocket can be a treasure trove of photographic goodies. Here I used "found objects" to enhance my ring shot. I asked the groom to empty his pockets and voila! Some coins and Snowbear...people who live down south would be familiar...Snowbear is the best candy ever produced! IMHO! hahaha

Enjoy!

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