Good News for Engaged Couples All Over the Philippines

CIO Photography, Bohol- based photography services outfit & best known for its breathtaking prenuptial photos has some good news for engaged couples all over the Philippines!

THE PROJECT: CIO Photography has been commissioned by a client to execute a nation- wide photographic project that would capture in stills and motion photography the beauty of the Philippines. I took the liberty of picking out some of my fave photos from their photo portfolio

CIO Photography has been given the go- signal to spare two hours from the project to do an engagement session or pre- nuptial session for an engaged couple in every stopover. Each session will highlight motion & stills photography

The MISSION: To be able to feature one engaged couple in each of the places that I will be visiting. Each session is limited to two hours per session.

The PACKAGED RATE: The lowest rate possible. This will help me build up my portfolio & my body of work.

 

The CONTACT Please text or call Dennis “Cio” Saco @ 09156701780

The ITINERARY:

NOTE: This is for the month of September. For the October schedules, please visit his FB Page

 CIO Photography

Sept 21 AM: Departs Tagbilaran for Manila

Sept 22 AM: Departs for North Luzon

- stopover: Clark, Angeles City

- sleepover: Baguio

Sept 23 – Baguio

Sept 24 - early morning departure for Banaue

- sleepover: Banaue

Sept 25 AM: Banaue

- afternoon; departure for Tuguegarao

Sept 26 AM: Callao Cave

PM: departure for Batac

Sleepover: Batac

Sept 27 AM: Marcos Museum

PM: departure for Vigan

- sleepover Vigan

note: only CIO Crew & Team Abtik will cover the event

Dennis Saco will be in Bohol for wedding coverage

Sept 28 AM: Vigan

PM: departure for Bataan

sleepover: Bataan

note: only CIO Crew & Team Abtik will cover the event

Dennis Saco will be in Bohol for wedding coverage

Sept 29 AM: Bataan

PM: Return Trip to Manila

sleepover: hotel

Sept 30 Kawit, Cavite (Aguinaldo Shrine only) & Calamba, Laguna (Rizal's hometown only)

Photo Credits: Dennis Saco