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The go-to photographers of the stars, Nice Print Photography, has become top-of-mind when it comes to preserving cherished moments during events and for themed- photo shoots.
The woman behind the company is Charisse Tinio, mom to two boys and with a baby on the way. With years of experience covering events, she knows just how to throw a gender-reveal party like a celebrity, even if it just an intimate celebration.
The theme for Charisse's gender-reveal party is Dolce & Gabbana, took inspiration from the prints the designer label often use. The party, which was held over the past weekend, also incorporated a touch of an Italian feast theme. It was concocted by event stylist and florist Gideon Hermosa with the help of events planner, La Belle Fête Weddings & Events. Can you believe they put this party together in just a week?
Lights and sounds were provided by Lights and Sound Tech (LST Mobile)
ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOWThe layered cake was designed by chef Castillo Fuentes, who said it was one of the most complicated cakes they have done. "All sugar flowers were painstakingly made by hand (without cutters) to simulate a more natural feel, and to top it all off we used almost two grams of #24karat #gold to truly make its details gleam," he wrote on Instagram. Other cakes and cupcakes were made by Honeyglaze Cakes.
K by Cunanan Catering services prepared the sumptuous Italian menu.
Printed items for the party were designed and made by Print Divas.
Charisse's celeb mom friends, Isabel Oli Prats and Nikka Garcia, played hosts. Their husbands, John Prats and Patrick Garcia, also graced the event as well as Camille Prats and husband VJ Yambao.
When Charisse and husband Jib pulled the string of the mango-shaped piñata, which was made by Etoile by La Belle Fete handicrafts, everyone was excited that they're having a girl!
ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOWIt was a long wait but worth it. Charisse and her husband painstakingly tried several "methods" to conceive a baby girl for the past three years. Only when they decided to stop focusing on the gender of their soon-to-be baby that they finally got pregnant.
Honeyglaze Cakes made this cake for the gender reveal photoshoot.
"Just when I thought we were complete, God gave us the best gift we could ever ask for in this lifetime, our very own baby girl, Charisse wrote as a caption for a gender-reveal photo shoot with Jib and her two sons. Congratulations!
See more photos here.
