The first time they were a ring bearer and coin bearer was during the wedding of my brother-in-law, Francis. Unfortunately, they weren't able to walk because they were barely 1 year old that time.
It was actually more than a year ago when the mag-kumare (my mom and her best friend) were planning about the participation of the Kulilits in the wedding. Since Mama G's kumare doesn't have grandchildren yet, makiki-apo na lang muna daw siya (she's going to treat the twins as if they were her own grandchildren).
Mama G was really excited about it. She even bought the Kulilits two sets of suits each. She bought the first sets of suit in the US. Unfortunately, it was still too big for the Kulilits that's why she looked for other sets of suit here in the Philippines. Good thing that SM sells suits for little boys. =)
Apart from being in charge with the Kulilits' wardrobe, she also made sure that the Kulilits will walk down the aisle. She kept on reminding me to practice the boys every single day and she practices the twins herself every time the Kulilits go to her house. Even during the birthday celebration of the Kulilits, she made the twins practice their walk with tikoy boxes representing the pillows...
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| Ian & Chris |
During the wedding day, I was really nervous because the Kulilits might not cooperate. But they did not fail us. They were really good boys that day and I'm very proud of them! =)
Here were some of the pictures & videos we took at the Church:
Selfie shots before the wedding...
The Kulilits with their wacky faces...
Chris carefully walking down the aisle...
Ian naughtily walking down the aisle...
Me and the Kulilits...
Even my youngest son is well dressed during the event...
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| Christoff |
Aren't the Kulilits so handsome with their suits and Christoff so cute in his outfit?
I'm just wondering when will be their next participation in a wedding... Hmmmmmm... Calling Tito Ninong Paolo, Tito Ninong Raph, Tito Ninong JC and Tita Ninang Chezca!!!
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