It’s no secret that Maxene Magalona and her fiancé Rob Mananquil are music lovers. For the past two years, the couple served us with serious festival envy when they flew all the way to California to experience Coachella in all its glory. So right before these music enthusiasts got hitched, it only made sense that they opted for a festival-themed pre-wedding party.
Playfully titled #iROByouveryMAXX, the intimate celebration was held at Shangri-La, Boracay, where guests chilled inside bohemian tipis, bonded over boodle fights, and of course, listened to music. See all the details for yourself:
1. Staying true to the theme, the couple and the guests were decked out in their breezy, free-spirited ensembles, complete with flower crowns, sunnies, and even tamborines.
2. The cute bohemian tipis doubled as a “photo booth”.
3. The music festival-themed party won’t be complete with great music, courtesy of DJ Jess Milner.
4. This was definitely not a weekend to watch over one’s diet. Guests were treated to a true Filipino boodle fight of seafoods and grilled meats.
5. The venue was made extra-cozy (not to mention Insta-worthy) with lights, dreamcatchers, lanterns, and throw pillows.
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Frequently Asked Questions
According to the article, it was an intimate, festival-themed celebration titled #iROByouveryMAXX, held before the couple’s wedding. The article says it fit their love of music, and notes they flew to California to experience Coachella for two years in a row.
The article says the party was held at Shangri-La, Boracay. Guests chilled inside bohemian tipis, bonded over boodle fights and listened to music. The article does not give the date or say how many guests attended, except to call it an intimate celebration.
According to the article, the couple and guests wore breezy, free-spirited ensembles to match the theme. It lists flower crowns, sunnies and tambourines as accessories. The article doesn’t name any designers or describe what the couple themselves wore.
The article says guests were treated to a Filipino boodle fight of seafood and grilled meats. The music was provided by DJ Jess Milner. It adds that the party was not a weekend to watch one’s diet, and doesn’t give a menu or caterer.
According to the article, the venue was made cozy and Insta-worthy with lights, dreamcatchers, lanterns and throw pillows. It also says the bohemian tipis doubled as a “photo booth.” The article doesn’t name a decorator or planner.
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