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After a year of getting to know each other, I finally mustered up the courage to ask her parents for their blessing to ligaw. Nerves were high, anxiety was real & and to top it off, Trixie’s iPhone took a dramatic plunge into the storm drain right before we walked in. Talk about a sign! 😅 After some catching up (and a little interrogation), the whole family gave their blessing—and just like that, we were official!”

3 months later... 'Are you ready?’ Tita Hazel asked when I brought up making it official with Trixie. I took a deep breath, squared my shoulders, and said, ‘Yes, po’—even though my heart was pounding like I was about to run a marathon. It was a Thursday evening, and we had spent the night strolling through Kensington Market, enjoying the spring air. Even though it already felt like we were official, I hadn’t actually asked her yet. As we pulled into her garage, I knew it was now or never. So I went for it—and without hesitation, Trixie said, ‘YES!!!!’ And just like that, our next chapter began.

"Skinnnyyyy days" Here's a couple of photos from 2019 to 2024.

"Love at first bite" Some of our eats 😋

The questions never stopped—‘When’s the wedding?’—and Trixie wasn’t exactly shy about dropping hints either. Sige na (alright), I told myself. It was time. With the help of Ate Aira and Kuya Michael, I planned the perfect proposal at R. C. Harris Water Treatment Plant. Trixie had no idea what was coming, which made it even more special. The only hiccup? Just before the big moment, she decided she needed to use the washroom! I gave her a little nudge and said, ‘Later.’ As we walked toward the setup, Dionela’s music played in the background, the emotions kicked in, and my mind went blank. So, I just spoke from the heart and asked, ‘Will you marry me?’ Her answer? Does it fit? Followed by a tearful, overjoyed, and undeniable YES!