Our Epic Wedding Review : The Introduction

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It's been months after our wedding and this is the only time I'll be writing a review about it. I was too happy... AND BUSY to write a review. Hubby and I even had to skip on our honeymoon. Besides processing marriage-related papers, we were also busy passing requirements for starting a new business and setting up a new home.



 Maybe it's a blessing that I'm only writing this now. Our reviews will be less exaggerating and more insightful and objective for couples who are yet to marry.


Married life can be overwhelming. In our case, it all happened so fast, it's hard to slow down and just remember where it all began. In a month, we launched a store, moved into an apartment unit, and got a furbaby - a chihuahua named Xena. The following month, we got pregnant (and eventually lost the baby). It felt like being catapulted to harsh reality as soon as our wedding ended.

The magic isn't supposed to end after the wedding day. It isn't some spell that expires in midnight. Married life is not all house chores and working hard to pay the bills and support your family until the day you die. The magic is when you accept and find joy in the new normal married life has in store for you.

Are you looking forward to your NEW NORMAL?

I hope you love birds will be fulfilled, if not more, with your wedding day as much as we were. May our wedding review guide you to the start of your "happily ever after."
Updated: August 19, 2016

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  1. Krish BanzetApril 24, 2017 at 1:46 PM

    It was such an intimate moment and you could really feel the love and energy in the place. Our ceremony at NYC wedding venues was the most beautiful and romantic ceremony I could have ever expected (and all our guests made sure to tell us they felt the same way once it was over!).

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    1. Kye Felix-PajelaMay 3, 2017 at 8:44 AM

      There's a certain magic in weddings and the place just amplifies that! :)

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