Kris Bernal shared that she’s on the “final wedding gown fitting” stage.
Days before getting married to her fiancé Perry Choi, actress Kris Bernal took to social media to share that she’s on the “final wedding gown fitting” stage.
Kris on Sunday shared on her Instagram account a photo and a video of herself alongside Mak Tumang. According to her, she’s starting to have so many emotions with regard to the final wedding gown fitting.
“All I can say is: Mak Tumang is Mak Tumang! I am over the moon! And, I can’t wait for y’all to see this!” Kris said in her Instagram post.
To recall, Kris shared on Instagram last January 31 that she had an initial appointment with Mak Tumang and also shared a photo of herself together with the designer at that time.
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In her latest YouTube vlog uploaded Tuesday, the actress revealed that she’ll be wearing a Mak Tumang number on her wedding day. According to her, she chose Mak to do her bridal gown because Mak’s creations were unique and very detailed.
“When it comes to attention to detail, professionalism, and exceptional talent, Mak exhibits all these qualities and more! I’m so glad I made the right decision of choosing him to make my wedding gown! No regrets at all! He brought my vision to reality – way better! What a dream come true!” Kris wrote in the description.
The actress also shared some snippets of her taking measurements and fitting gowns she’s choosing from. Her gown options were the following: a Disney-inspired ball gown and a Catriona Gray-inspired serpentina gown.
Although she’s still “confused”, the actress said that she already felt like royalty when she wore the Disney-inspired ball gown. Kris also sought help from her supporters and viewers on what they preferred for her bridal gown.
Meanwhile, the suits of her fiancé Perry Choi and his groom’s men will be by M Barretto who had also dressed Kris before. He had also created designs for Aljur Abrenica and Enzo Pineda.
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