Joyce Pring and Juancho Trivino are having a baby girl!
The Trivinos shared on Instagram clips from their intimate and aesthetic gender reveal party in October.
Joyce shared, 'Last October, we found out our baby’s gender and immediately did a gender reveal party for our family because Juancho and I are bad at keeping secrets from them! It was nothing grand, nothing fancy, but we had the best time."
Joyce, who said she is in the 25th week of her pregnancy, also thanked her family for being supportive of their firstborn Eliam, and their baby on the way.
"Eliam has been growing up in a toxic-free, blissful, peaceful environment — by God’s grace, and because of our support system. I’m so excited to welcome our second baby to this kind of life. Simple and loving, with private moments of bliss and pure joy, from people who adore them almost as much as their parents do."
Earlier, Joyce shared a video of their family shopping for baby #2. Juancho and Eliam were shopping for pink clothes and finally a pair of little red shoes.
In the comment section, netizens were amused when Juancho, who is adored for playing the role of Padre Salvi in hit the TV series Maria Clara at Ibarra, shared their "name choices" for their little princess. His list includes, "Maria Salva," "Juancha," and "Juanchoyce."
Gender reveal party tips
We love her very minimalist and aesthetic gender reveal party, and it's amazing that they only had two suppliers for it! So if you're planning to throw one, here are some takeaways from their party.
1. Less is more
Instead of having two different suppliers for your food and backdrop, Joyce got one who did both already! This will save you time in planning and coordination since the menu will be also in theme with the setup. Really good tip!
The Trivinos also had this super cute Instagrammable donut wall and cake in their party, and both were supplied by the same bakery!
2. Get the best team
To capture these precious moments, they got a video and photo team. For any event where you will outsource a docu team, make sure to check their portfolio and agree on the terms and contract so that you won't end up with disastrous photos like this.
3. Ask your friends for help
Being pregnant is already a handful, so if you need a hand in coming up with the program and games for the party, you can always ask for help from your friends and family. You don't have to do everything on your own, mama! They'd be honored to be part of this occassion.
4. Keep it intimate
Gender reveal parties are optional. You don't have to stress yourself out and invite everyone. We learned from Joyce to have an intimate one, then just announce it on social media through a video!
In the end, everyone around you hopes that you have a happy and healthy pregnancy, whatever your child's sex is, and that's all that matters.
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