Wedding.

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This wedding was shown to me by my boyfriend last December 25.
The groom here was Jam Bismark Capistrano. He's a Worship Leader in Victory Christian Fellowship (VCF)-Ortigas.
That's the first time I saw him and I don't know more information about him. It was Coco who knew him though not literally.
I was just blessed how Jam's talent was used even up to his wedding day.
Though I don't know them personally, I am blessed to have them as my brothers and sisters in Christ :)

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