Since Jing and Mike both love to travel, they thought they should hold their prenup session either around cars or airplanes and helicopters. They chose the latter, since Mike's career was also related to aviation (he is part of the aviation support team of Chevron Holdings, Inc.).

The Delta Hangar in Pasay City served as the backdrop for the couple's travel-themed concept. Jing's cousin worked for one of the owners of the private hangars, so the couple didn't have to pay any fees to shoot--Jing instead brought doughnuts for everyone. While the couple didn't have to shell out cash, they still had to secure special permission. A week prior to the shoot, Jing and Mike provided the office with a list of people on their team for the shoot. The couple and their photographers, Mimi Abesamis and Karl de Leon of Mimi + Karl, also had to bring government-issued IDs to be granted entrance to the complex. Moreover, the team also had to declare their cars' plate numbers.

Because the hangar office was firm about the scheduling of the shoot, Jing and Mike had to make sure that they followed their itinerary. Jing shares that they also had to arrive ahead of time so that they would have allowance for contingencies (they also prepared a backup schedule in case of rain). Because they covered all the bases, Jing and Mike were able to finish the shoot without a major hitch.