Wedding Essentials

FALLING INTO PLACE

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Words SHAHARAINE P. ABDULLAH Photograph­s ADRIAN ARDIENTE Event Styling RANDY LAZARO Stationery PRINT DIVAS Cake CAMILLE GABRIEL OF SUGARCREST Food TAAL VISTA HOTEL Shot on Location at TAAL VISTA HOTEL

The onset of autumn is marked by the emergence of lush, natural tones—russet woods, amber skies, magenta flowers, auburn fruit harvests, crimson, brown and yellow foliage. Taking his style cue from the autumnal landscape, event stylist Randy Lazaro created an ethereal garden setting that evokes a romantic fall evening.

Lazaro’s setup was done at Taal Vista Hotel, a historical Tagaytay landmark that has an incomparab­le view of both the Taal Lake and Taal Volcano. The scenic view provided the perfect backdrop for Lazaro’s autumnal vision.

The setup’s focal point is a white, dome-shaped structure reminiscen­t of a gazebo. A huge floral arch comprised of scarlet, orange, white, and magenta flowers frames the entrance, along with ferns, green berries, leaves and cranberrie­s. Inside, a thick wall of green foliage covers one side, while gold and glass light fixtures are suspended from the ceiling, illuminati­ng tables that echo the jewel-toned theme.

The VIP table is covered in a dark, floor-length silk tablecloth with a table runner made of navy blue and plum fabric. Meanwhile, huge copper lanterns with fat white candles are artfully placed on the foot of the table as additional accents.

Towering gold candelabra­s filled with bouquets of peach, crimson, and terracotta blooms act as the main centerpiec­e, while gold-and-glass vases and brass candlestic­ks with elongated white candles dot the rest of the table. A garland of matching flowers adorned with assorted grapes and berries complete the rest of the table ornaments.

The dinnerware is comprised of elegant white plates with gilded borders and matching gold utensils, topped with pewter and blue glass water goblets.

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01 ABOVE Guest tables were equally accented with brown and mostly orange hues.

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