Off the rack

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When I learned about Kitchie Nadal's P799 wedding dress, I obviously got curious. I searched her photos online and fell in love immediately. MY KIND OF BRIDE, I thought to myself. She was youthful, she was happy, and she was stunning. SHE was glowing, not the beads, not the ribbons and laces, not the complex train. From that moment, I knew I was gonna get a simple white dress. I never really liked gowns after all. I never had a clear vision of what my "wedding gown" would look like. Thanks to Ate Kitchie, one of my heroines from high school, I learned that I actually don't need one. :)

Now watch me lose 50 lbs in one year.

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