With their warm and heartfelt wedding, Rachelle and Paolo gave more reasons to celebrate their 103rd month as a couple and Rachelle's birthday. The couple's celebration in Tagaytay had a coffee and adventure theme, which reflected the couple's warm and outgoing personalities.
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Love Story
Rachelle and Paolo met in college. They didn't hit it off right away, as Rachelle thought Paolo was arrogant, while Paolo thought Rachelle was a snob. Their first impressions of each other eventually faded away as they got to know each other more and became good friends. Paolo then courted Rachelle, and they officially became a couple.
Since then, they've started celebrating their monthsary as a couple every 23rd of the month, and have never missed a single celebration. On their 103rd month together, Rachelle and Paolo finally tied the knot.
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Wedding Preparations
October 23, 2011 was an extra special day for Rachelle and Paolo. Aside from it being their 103rd month as a couple and Rachelle's birthday, it was also the day they exchanged I do's.
The couple tied the knot in Tagaytay, and their celebration featured a coffee and adventure theme, which was inspired by their hobbies and business. An orange and brown color motif accompanied the theme, and gave the affair a warm and rustic flair.
The couple was hands-on in executing the ideas for the wedding, and their approach made the affair harmonious. Along the way, Rachelle learned several things. She asserts that brides should talk to their partners during the preparations. "Although, weddings are [perceived to be] more for the brides, we should also keep in mind that it will be an event shared by the two of you, so get [the groom's] side [as well]. You'll be amazed with his inputs," shares Rachelle. She adds, "Let go on the big day. Just enjoy every moment. You took your part in ensuring that everything will turn out as planned, so leave it all to God and your trusted coordinators."
