CESAR AND MILA MAGSAYSAY VALENZUELA

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                    [Summary] => Guests at the formal wedding of New York-based Liezl Hidalgo Jacinto to New York resident Yukimura Sato, son of Masaharu Sato and Masako Gibeault, may have been expecting cherry blossoms and sampaguitas to decorate Pen’s Rigodon Ballroom to which everyone hied after the rites at Santuario de San Antonio.


But floral designer Tony Padilla and stylist Albert Avellana transformed the ballroom into a Van Gogh painting, the distinctive flower arrangements for the tables calling to mind the Dutch artists’s style.


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Van Gogh’s Flowers Were There

By TABLE TALK By Rosalinda L. Orosa | July 27, 2003 - 12:00am

Guests at the formal wedding of New York-based Liezl Hidalgo Jacinto to New York resident Yukimura Sato, son of Masaharu Sato and Masako Gibeault, may have been expecting cherry blossoms and sampaguitas to decorate...

Starweek Magazine