Following the ceremony, the couple darted out into the elements, were big puffy snowflakes fell, creating a fresh blanket of white. It was gorgeous, but for Tinie’s tiny feet, exposed in beautiful, open-toed shoes, quickly became too numb to walk. Derek did what anyone newbie husband would, he lifted his bride as though to carry her over the threshold, and skirted her to cover.
The reception was a joy-filled event. Family and friends celebrated the couple with touching speeches and live singing performance for their first dance.
The couple is both originally from the Philippines and only moved to Chicago within the last year. Many were unable to make the trip overseas for the wedding, so a video montage featured special appearances filmed in kitchens and bedrooms of friends and family back home, a touching and funny tribute to the couple.
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Maggie: your photos are amazing! you capture Tinie & Derick's wedding so perfectly... i'm getting misty-eyed all over again.
Maggie: your photos are amazing! you capture Tinie & Derick's wedding so perfectly... i'm getting misty-eyed all over again.
Such an inspiring wedding photography! Nice getting ready shots.
Such an inspiring wedding photography! Nice getting ready shots.
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