Two major bridal fairs, which were simultaneously held two weekends ago in Manila, gave the marrying crowd great opportunities to scout for their suppliers. The Weddings & Beyond Bridal Fair was held at the PICC while Getting Married Philippines Bridal Fair was staged at the SMX Convention Center. Kristy and I hopped from PICC to SMX, and saw a lot of exciting trends and lovely booths.

Here are some of our favorites:

Newly opened MN8 Weddings, which is a one-stop bridal shop, exhibited a sleek and vintage look for their booth.

Photo-styling team Onsite's booth, which was styled by Jo Claravall, was so chic and dreamy--imagine this set-up as your photobooth backdrop!

We gushed over The Mango Farm's lovely booth--the printed fabric and white frames were so charming!

Spotted: Geronimo Photographico's Photoman!

Imagine Nation Photography's booth featured a collage of their photographers' works.

Nelwin Uy's booth had super cute chalkboard drawings--he even won the award for Best Booth at SMX!

Visionary Photography Hub had a unique military-inspired booth

Oly Ruiz at Metrophoto's modern geometric booth--the triangular pieces of wood were so impressive!

Jay Jay and Tine Lucas of Chestknots Studios and Lifestyle by Feliz pose with clients at their cute and quirky booth!

A piece from the Pronovias 2012 collection was put on display at the Mi Sueno Bridal Boutique booth.

The lovely couple, Puy and Chie Talde of Really Awesome Weddings (R.A.W.) pose at their awesomely chic booth.

I loved looking at these booths because they spoke so much about the styles of the suppliers. So when you find yourself overwhelmed with the number of booths at a bridal fair, why don't your narrow down your choices to the booths you were instantly drawn to? It's like that spark when you first met your hubby-to-be. Naks!

See you at the next bridal fair!

Will say 'I do' to chocolates,
Keisha