• Home
  • About
    • Policies
    • Work With Me
  • Explore
  • Blog
  • Contact
  • Archives
    • Email
    • Facebook
    • Instagram
    • Pinterest
    • Twitter

Sunset Goddess Manila

Fabulous, Uplifiting & Inspired Everyday Living

  • Fabulous Goddess Travels
    • Around The Philippines
      • Boracay
      • Ilocos
      • La Union
      • Samar
      • Tagaytay
    • Around The World
      • France
      • Hong Kong
      • Korea
      • Macau
    • Fab Travelers
    • Food Trips
    • Journeys
      • Away on Holiday
      • Business Traveler
      • Girlfriend Getaways
      • Gone for the Weekend
    • Travel Guides
    • Traveling in Style
    • Visas & Passports
    • Wanderlust Inspirations
  • Goddess Style
    • Beauty Goddess
    • Fab Finds
    • Fashion Projects
    • Lookbooks
    • Outfits
    • Personal Style Journey
  • Goddess & The City
    • Fave Things
    • My Manila
    • Restaurants: Manila
    • Store Spotlight
    • Weekend Snaps
  • Domestic Goddess 101
    • Home Journeys
    • In The Kitchen
    • Sunset Goddess Celebrations
  • Life & Legal Goddess
    • Legal Lessons
    • Life Wisdom & Inspirations
    • Personal Musings

Our Paris Photo Shoot

June 9, 2015 by The Sunset Goddess 8 Comments

Iconic Eiffel Tower Shot, Romantic Photo Session in Paris, Romantic Paris Portraits

Everyday, hundreds of couples take kissing photos in front of the Eiffel Tower. We chose to do ours with a little dip and a whole lot of drama!

Exactly a year ago, on June 9th 2014, I had one of the best and romantic experiences when I did a portraits session in Paris with my boyfriend, Arnaud.  Let me now indulge in some nostalgia as I reminisce on that memorable photo shoot and share with you our photos.

It was our first trip to France together.  The previous year, in 2013, I went to France by myself twice for work and I’m glad that for one trip where I had a long layover in Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris on my way to Germany, I didn’t indulge my curiosity to go out of the airport and see the city. I knew then that the first time I visit Paris, I want it to be with the man of my life (I may have my personal bias but for me, being with Arnaud for my first trip to Paris was really the best way to experience the City of Love).

It was also Arnaud’s first homecoming to France ever since he started working in Manila and he hadn’t been home for more than a year.  Sometime also in that two-week trip to Europe, we were celebrating our first anniversary. So, it was really a trip of a lot of firsts for us.  And we (ok, maybe at first it was just me! haha) wanted to commemorate our first time in France together and my (real) first time in Paris by doing a romantic Parisian portraits session.

I like to believe it was  serendipity that led me to Stacy Reeves, an American wedding photographer who moved to Paris and never looked back (read more about Stacy’s story here). I instantly fell in love with her website, L’Amour de Paris, and I knew right away, not only from the look and feel of her site and her photo gallery, that we were going to get her as our photographer.  While Stacy’s portfolio ranges from destination weddings and even to boudoir and beauty photography, her work at L’Amour de Paris was all about specializing in lovely, romantic portraits in Paris.  That was important to me because I wanted to emphasize that this portraits session was not an engagement nor a pre-nup shoot.  I wanted it to be about Arnaud and myself—a couple who’s young, free, and in love—in no place less than very romantic Paris, the City of Love, and its iconic sights serving as the beautiful backdrop.

Now, for the photos (and this post is really going to be photo-heavy!).

The first location for our photo shoot was the Pont Alexandre III, the most beautiful bridge in Paris.  Stacy started us out with some shots of us walking along the bridge.  Doing a photo shoot like this with a professional photographer was a first for both Arnaud and myself, so I thought our awkwardness and shyness even translated to the first few shots.

PPJA-01PPJA-02

Stacy then suggested that I remove my trench coat since the coat belted around my waist was making me look top-heavy.  I told her I was conscious about my arms in my sleeveless dress but when I saw the test shots of me in the coat, I trusted her advice to take off the coat and bare my arms (and I’m so happy I did!).  If there’s one lesson that I’ve definitely learned from working with photographers so far,  it’s really to trust the photographer.  They’re the pros and they know best on how to make us look good (the only thing I was particular about was my angle! haha).

PPJA-03PPJA-04b

As I’ve said, it was our first time to do a real photo shoot and we didn’t really know how to pose “romantically”, especially how to pose together as a couple.  So we really appreciated Stacy giving us clear and precise directions—like how to stand,  where to put our heads and our hands, and when to kiss each other.  It started out being awkward at first but soon we got the hang of it.  Being sweet and lovey lovey to each other was certainly something that came naturally to us—but we just had to pose it in front of the camera and the photographer!

PPJA-06

PPJA-07PPJA-08

PPJA-10
PPJA-11b
Paris Romantic Portraits
PPJA-16b
PPJA-17

We then moved to another side of the bridge where the Eiffel Tower was peeking in the background.

PPJA-18

PPJA-19PPJA-20b

PPJA-22
Paris Romantic Portraits

And then some more shots on the bridge:
PPJA-27b
PPJA-26
Paris Romantic Portraits
PPJA-32
PPJA-34

Then we moved to our second location, which of course has got to be by the Eiffel Tower.  It was my very first time to see the Eiffel Tower that close and I’m so happy and grateful that the first time I’ve witnessed this iconic monument, I have these photos with Arnaud as my keepsakes and not just run-of-the-mill snapshots or bad photos taken by random strangers (or worse, selfies!).  The 2014 Roland Garros (French Open) just ended the day before, thus the green tennis ball still hanging from the Eiffel Tower, which I thought gave a nice commemorative touch to our portraits.

PPJA-35PPJA-36

PPJA-37b
PPJA-38

There are of course so many places to take beautiful shots with the Eiffel Tower as background.  These lovely  iconic shots were by the Trocadero area, which is the favorite spot of photographers to take great portraits with the Eiffel Tower.

PPJA-40b
PPJA-42
PPJA-39

The Trocadero also had this area with some greenery which added a nice foreground to the Eiffel Tower.  And the foliage really made the photos in keeping with our “Spring in Paris” look.  Most of my favorite photos from the whole portraits session easily came from this set.  This is especially because by this time, we were already relaxed and both of us were already really into our posing and blocking.
PPJA-45

PPJA-43
PPJA-44

PPJA-46PPJA-47

PPJA-50

These shots were certainly one of the most physically challenging out of the whole shoot 🙂 (can you tell that Arnaud was trying so hard not to drop me? haha):

PPJA-48PPJA-49bI also made sure to request Stacy to take solo portraits of me.  But of course! Naturellement!
PPJA-52PPJA-54PPJA-55PPJA-53b

Our portraits session only had enough time for two shoot locations.  As a final note to our Paris photo shoot, I asked Stacy if we can still do some “kiss and dip” shots in front of the Eiffel Tower, which I knew from her portfolio that Stacy has all but perfected.   While it was still a bit of a walk from the Trocadero area and she had another photo shoot right after us, Stacy still graciously accommodated my request.

These shots were taken on the middle of a very wide bridge approaching the Eiffel Tower, which was an actual road complete with  cars passing by.  So Stacy coached us on the proper way to do the dip.  She made us practice first on the side of the bridge so that we won’t waste time posing on the road during the small window of time when the cars were stopped on the nearest red light.  Funny because while we were practicing our shots, I could see some tourists taking photos of  us as well, and cars honking when we were practicing our kiss and dip!  Well, it was certainly a nice welcome to this city where romance seems to be flaunted and celebrated on every corner. 🙂
PPJA-56bPPJA-57

PPJA-58PPJA-59

Here are our final shots from our photo shoot—the kiss and dip shots—which are also some of my favorite shots from our whole photo session.  Stacy timed them perfectly so that there were little to no cars in the background—so much so that even our French friends can’t believe we were able to take unobstructed shots like this of the Eiffel Tower and on this particular road :).  And some have even good-naturedly accused us of Photoshopping ourselves onto this background.  But no! These were just all at the practiced and expert hands of our photographer, Stacy Reeves.
PPJA-60
PPJA-61Iconic Shot of Eiffel Tower

Sometimes, even now, when I look at these photos, a teeny little part of me wishes that Arnaud had proposed to me in Paris (if only because it’s certainly one of the most, if not the most, romantic places I’ve ever been to).  But I know that our first time in Paris that June was not yet the perfect time.  Also, Arnaud maintains that proposing in Paris was such a cliché, just because he’s French.  And later on, I understood why the romance of Paris to me was something altogether different for him.  Paris certainly had a more romantic and fascinating appeal to me as a traveler compared to Arnaud, who studied and worked in Paris, and being French, grew up all his life with his own conceptions about Paris and the Parisians. 🙂

Anyway, five months later, Arnaud proposed (and THAT was the perfect time for us).  But that’s best left for another story. 🙂

When I shared these photos on Facebook, a lot of people thought Arnaud and I already got engaged or this was our pre-nup shoot.  But to that, I say, a girl doesn’t need a ring nor a proposal to have a fabulous, romantic, and timeless photo shoot, especially when she’s in Paris!  This was certainly better than just coming home with crappy souvenirs. In fact, we got even more mileage out of the shoot by using some of the photos for our Save the Dates.  It was surely the perfect way to celebrate our first anniversary as a couple (and a great and memorable anniversary gift from Arnaud! 🙂 ), and a fun and long-lasting way to commemorate our first time in Paris together.  This is something that we will always have and look back to when we’re old and gray, and to help us remember that perfect spring time in Paris in 2014, a beautiful time for the bloom and blossoming of our love story, when we were one of the many young lovers in Paris and yet for a few moments, Paris became so special and romantic to us (yes, even to my slightly jaded former Parisian) and through these photos, we made the City of Love uniquely our own, complete with our own dip and drama.

Up next, perhaps a “behind the scenes” post and some suggestions and practical tips for your own Paris photo shoot.  À bientôt!

SGM Sunset Goddess signature

 

 

 

 

 

All photos by Stacy Reeves of L’Amour de Paris
For pricing and FAQs, click here.best Running shoes | 2021 adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 “MX Oat” MX Oat/MX Oat – MX Oat GW3773 For Sale – adidas originals gold shell toe shoes rope

Filed Under: Around The World, Away on Holiday, Fabulous Goddess Travels, France, Journeys Tagged With: 2014, Anniversaries, Europe Trip 2014, Paris, Photo Shoots, Photography

« McCormick Flavor Nation Festival 2015
Valentine’s Day 2016 Wish List »

Comments

  1. edelweiza says

    June 22, 2015 at 4:55 PM

    Very nice photos! My fave is the one where you and your fiance are kissing in the middle of the road with the Eiffel Tower as background. Sweet! 🙂

    Reply
    • The Sunset Goddess says

      July 28, 2015 at 3:00 PM

      Thanks Edelweiza. That’s my fave too!

      Reply
  2. Phenomenal Mama says

    July 2, 2015 at 10:16 PM

    LOVE this, Judy! When I take my family to Paris, I want to have a photoshoot like this one, too!

    Reply
    • The Sunset Goddess says

      July 28, 2015 at 2:59 PM

      Thanks so much Tina! 🙂

      Reply
  3. Ella Fajardo says

    July 7, 2015 at 2:40 PM

    Judy your photos are extremely gorgeous! I was smiling while reading your post! I feel like the beauty of the photos cannot be attributed to the beauty of Paris alone, but to the lovely aura you and Arnaud exuded all throughout the shoot. 🙂 I especially love the dip and kiss photos in the middle of the road. Such a blessing to be under the expertise and talent of your photographer. Best wishes to you two! Bisous!

    Reply
    • The Sunset Goddess says

      July 28, 2015 at 3:03 PM

      Merci Ella! That’s my fave too. I hope one day you and I can meet up in Paris and by that time, our French will hopefully be better than during those times we were in Solen and Benedicte’s classes. hahaha. In the meantime, looking forward to more heartfelt and insightful posts from you on your blog (new follower to We found Wonderful!) Cheers! 🙂

      Reply
  4. haze says

    July 11, 2015 at 9:59 PM

    Hi Judy didn’t know you are following me, thank you for stopping by my blog, yours is just great ! I love the photos, you look elegantly stunning 😀 ! We have two things in common already French hubby ang blogging, not a lawyer myself. When i have the time, i read some of your posts, very interesting. haven’t been blogging though but I will try to write soon. Have a nice day !

    Reply
    • The Sunset Goddess says

      July 28, 2015 at 3:13 PM

      Merci Haze! Your blog is certainly one of the few blogs written by Filipinas in France worth following! Am back reading through your posts as well 🙂 Cheers!

      Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

HELLO


The Sunset Goddess

{Lawyer by choice. Traveler by philosophy. Fasyon all the time.}

Join me in my quest of seeking and writing about meaningful, relevant lifestyle inspiration and information for fabulous and uplifting everyday living. Let's grow, discover, and travel together and explore what it means to have it all.

Search this site

Follow me on Instagram

  • Magic hour LaVieEstBelle SeraphinainSamar TheSimpleLifeinSamar absolutelynofilterneeded
  • Its been a week but still feeling refreshed and gratefulhellip
  • things that make me happy freshly picked malunggay from Tatayshellip
  • The only thing harder than being apart from my babyhellip
  • Havent been back to Japan since my first trip whenhellip
  • Its already the second month of the new year andhellip
  • Youre just too good to be true I cant takehellip
  • Im in love Im in love My heart no longerhellip
  • Notre petite famille  Portraits by photographybylianne gratefulheart2017 FrenchFilipinoFamille familyphotographyhellip

Featured Posts

Top Ten Things To Do In Boracay

Sunset Goddess Manila’s Guide to Hong Kong

30 for 30 Remix Challenge: The Summer Edition

Sunset Goddess Manila’s Definitive Travel Guide to Ilocos

Archives

  • ► 2016 (4)
    • ► September (1)
      • Photo Diary: Vannes
    • ► August (1)
      • Seeking the Path Through Pathways
    • ► March (1)
      • Follow Me to France
    • ► February (1)
      • Valentine's Day 2016 Wish List
  • ► 2015 (6)
    • ► June (2)
      • Our Paris Photo Shoot
      • McCormick Flavor Nation Festival 2015
    • ► May (3)
      • Of Beds & Bedrooms
      • OOTD Roundup: Statement Necklaces
      • Crepe Amélie
    • ► April (1)
      • Blogging & Beginnings
  • ► 2014 (3)
    • ► November (1)
      • Hole in the Wall at Century City Mall
    • ► July (1)
      • Kerasilk Keratin Treatment from Alex Carbonell for Cynos
    • ► April (1)
      • Hello World!
  • ► 2013 (5)
    • ► April (1)
      • Serendipitous Short Hair at Studio Fix by Alex Carbonell
    • ► March (2)
      • Happy Weekend x Five Things Friday
      • Vacation Anticipation
    • ► January (2)
      • EndDanger: An Arts & Music Fundraiser
      • Dreaming of Fall/Winter with a Basic Black Shirt
  • ► 2012 (105)
    • ► December (2)
      • On Love
      • Your Rights As An Airline Passenger in the Philippines
    • ► November (2)
      • Top Ten Things To Do In Boracay
      • The Enduring Allure of the Little Black Dress
    • ► October (6)
      • Champagne Room
      • Lookbook: Dress The Part
      • Sunset Goddess Manila's Guide to Hong Kong
      • Hong Kong Day 8: Last Day in HK
      • Lookbook Hong Kong: Day 8
      • Hong Kong Day 8: Sheung Wan
    • ► September (13)
      • SoHotel in Hong Kong
      • Lookbook Hong Kong: Day 7
      • Hong Kong Day 7: Harbour City, TST & Central
      • Hong Kong Day 7: Goldfish Market, Fa Yuen Street, Kam Wah Polo Bun & Langham Place
      • Hong Kong Day 7: Bird Street
      • Hong Kong Day 7: Blooming at the Flower Market
      • Hong Kong Day 7: Victoria Park
      • Hong Kong Day 7: Lunch at Delicious Kitchen in Causeway Bay
      • Lookbook Hong Kong: Day 6
      • HK Disneyland: Fantasyland + Tomorrowland
      • HK Disneyland: Halloween Parade
      • HK Disneyland: Adventureland + Halloween Attractions
      • Fab Traveler: Myrna Cabaccang
    • ► August (9)
      • HK Disneyland: Lunch at Plaza Inn
      • Fangirling in Seoul
      • Hong Kong Day 6: The Magic of Hong Kong Disneyland
      • Hong Kong Day 6: Hollywood Road & Upper Lascar Row
      • Color & Hair Treatments at Studio Fix by Alex Carbonell
      • The Eco Bag Solution + Relief Ideas
      • Lookbook Hong Kong: Day 5
      • Hong Kong Day 5: Fun at Madame Tussaud's
      • Celebrity Dresses
    • ► July (5)
      • Hong Kong Day 5: Victoria Peak
      • How to Apply for a Korean Tourist Visa in the Philippines- UPDATED!
      • Cebu for the Weekend
      • Bag Lust: The Givenchy Antigona
      • Date A Girl Who Reads
    • ► June (14)
      • Divisoria Finds!
      • Who wants free Uniqlo Gift Certificates?
      • Uniqlo Opens in Manila
      • Five Things Friday
      • Hong Kong Day 5: Wan Chai
      • 30 for 30 Remix Summer Edition: The Finale
      • Fab Traveler: Tricia Abella
      • Hong Kong Day 5: Starbucks Bing Sutt Corner in Central
      • Hong Kong Day 5: Hong Kong Park & the Museum of Teaware
      • Hong Kong Day 5: Lunch at Lan Fong Yuen
      • Hong Kong Day 5: The Sights of Central
      • Hong Kong Day 4: Shopping in Elements & Dining in IFC Mall
      • Lookbook Hong Kong: Day 4
      • 30 for 30 Remix Summer Edition: Week 5
    • ► May (8)
      • Hongkong Day 4: Afternoon Tea at the Ritz-Carlton
      • 30 for 30 Remix Summer Edition: Week 4
      • How to Renew Your Philippine Passport in 2 Hours (or Less)!
      • 30 for 30 Remix Summer Edition: Week 3
      • 30 for 30 Remix Summer Edition: Week 2
      • 30 for 30 Remix Summer Edition: Week 1
      • 30 for 30 Remix Challenge: The Summer Edition
      • Post-Digital Perm Hair Care Guide
    • ► April (4)
      • The Digital Perm Experience
      • 50 for 50 Project: The Finale
      • 50 for 50 Project: Week 8
      • 50 for 50 Project: Week 7
    • ► March (16)
      • Human ♥ Nature's Flagship Store
      • 50 for 50 Project: Week 6
      • J. CO Donuts & Coffee opens in Manila: Overrated?
      • Hong Kong Day 4: Quintessentially Ocean Park (Part 2)
      • Hong Kong Day 4: Quintessentially Ocean Park
      • Angela Angeles Bijou Jewelry
      • 50 for 50 Project: Week 5
      • Domestic Goddess: Tilapia & Salads
      • Lookbook Hong Kong: Day 3
      • Hong Kong Day 3: Citygate Outlets
      • Hong Kong Day 3: Ngong Ping 360 & Po Lin Monastery
      • Sunset Goddess' 2012 Ilocos Travel Guide
      • Hong Kong Day 3: The Tian Tan Buddha
      • 50 for 50 Project: Week 4
      • Hong Kong Day 3: Ngong Ping Cable Car
      • MV Logos Hope in Manila
    • ► February (15)
      • 50 for 50 Project: Week 3
      • Fab Traveler: Raya Mananquil
      • 50 for 50 Project: Week 2
      • Studio Fix by Alex Carbonell, Revisited
      • The New Sunset Goddess Manila
      • Sunset Goddess Travels
      • Hong Kong Day 3: Solo Cafe at Tai O Fishing Village
      • Hong Kong Day 3: Touristy, Authentic Tai O
      • 50 for 50 Project: Week 1
      • 50 for 50 Project: The Pieces
      • Cafe Publico
      • 50 for 50 Project: Inspirations
      • Hong Kong Day 2: The Apple Store
      • Hong Kong Day 2: Cafe de Coral
      • Hong Kong Day 2: Tsim Sha Tsui Sights
    • ► January (11)
      • Hong Kong Day 2: Sights, Sounds, & The Symphony of Lights
      • Hong Kong Day 2: Afternoon Tea in the Peninsula
      • Lookbook Hong Kong: Day 2
      • Hong Kong Day 2: Chi Lin Nunnery & Nan Lian Garden
      • Hong Kong Day 2: Dimsum Lunch at Tim Ho Wan
      • Lookbook: Thunderbird Resort-Poro Point, La Union
      • Thunderbird Resorts-Poro Point {Food & Restaurants}
      • Thunderbird Resorts-Poro Point {Views}
      • Thunderbird Resorts-Poro Point, La Union
      • Quality vs. Quantity
      • Invest In Your Wardrobe
  • ► 2011 (126)
    • ► December (5)
      • Lookbook: Now THIS is Colorblocking!
      • Weekend Snippets
      • Fashion Friday: Red Pants!
      • Lookbook Hong Kong: Day 1
      • Hong Kong Day 1: HK Night Life at Mong Kok
    • ► November (5)
      • Hong Kong Day 1: Australia Dairy Co.
      • Happy Weekend x {Boracay in September}
      • Hong Kong 101: {Getting Around}
      • Wedding Weekend x {Photo Diary}
      • Hong Kong 101: {A Beginner's Guide}
    • ► October (6)
      • TGIF: Off to Hong Kong!
      • For the Love of Photography: The Joy of Imprinting with Canon's Pixma Printers
      • Five Things, Fab Finds, and Serendipity
      • Lookbook: Tagaytay Weekend
      • Gone for the Weekend: Cliffhouse, Tagaytay
      • Gone for the Weekend: Canyon Woods
    • ► September (6)
      • Gone for the Weekend: Lee Boutique Hotel, Tagaytay
      • Antonio's Grill
      • Antonio's
      • Lookbook: Breakfast at Antonio's
      • Breakfast at Antonio's
      • Trust Gratitude Inspiration Friday: The Power of Now & Vulnerability
    • ► August (13)
      • Samar is Calling
      • Sweet Weekend
      • Vintage Bicycle ♥
      • Five Things Friday
      • Size Matters
      • Sunset Goddess Manila's Travel Guide to MACAU
      • Roka Restaurant in Venetian Macao
      • Poolside at the Venetian Macao
      • Terrific Tempura Tradition at Tenmasa
      • More Adventures in Macau
      • I Jumped Off the Macau Tower!
      • Lugang Cafe
      • Sunday Afternoons: Ahavia Lounge Spa
    • ► July (14)
      • Shiok and Greenhills
      • Great Finds for Organizing My Vanity Dresser
      • Lookbook: Thrifted at a Cozy Lunch
      • Zucchini's
      • Reader Request: More Happy Lemon Please!
      • Boracay in July
      • Domestic Goddess: Lemon Sugar Scrub
      • Steak at Meat Plus Cafe & The Food in Anvaya Cove
      • Lookbook: Anvaya, Anvaya!
      • Inspiration
      • TGIF: Why We Travel
      • Gone for the Weekend: Anvaya Cove
      • Serenitea in North Greenhills
      • Happy Weekend! :)
    • ► June (22)
      • More Tea Fever: Chatime is Now on Wilson Street, San Juan!
      • Lunch at Fernando's Restaurant
      • Walking Macau's Taipa and Coloane Islands
      • Gong Cha in Mall of Asia
      • Sunday Afternoons: The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber
      • Restaurante Litoral, Nighttime Macau & Venetian Macao Shoppes
      • Old School Dinner with Friends
      • Classic and Historic Macau Part 2: Senado Square & St. Paul's Ruins
      • Classic and Historic Macau
      • I Really Love My Sperry Top-Siders!
      • Weekend Staycation
      • Snapshot Saturday: Pagsanghan, Samar at Sunset
      • Gone for the Weekend: Marvelous Food at Balay Indang
      • Gone for the Weekend: More Balay Indang
      • Lookbook: Gone for the Weekend in Balay Indang
      • A Country Weekend Girlfriend Getaway in Balay Indang
      • Lookbook: Vintage and Lace
      • Lookbook: Rainbow Bright
      • Snapshot Saturday: Chasing Sunsets
      • Wai Ying Fastfood and other food trips in Binondo, Manila
      • Lookbook: Visita Iglesia
      • Visita Iglesia 2011
    • ► May (14)
      • How to Wear the Summer's Bright on Bright ColorblockingTrend
      • Afternoon Tea at the Makati Shangri-La
      • Lookbook: Everything is Black and White
      • Happy Lemon in Manila!
      • Papa John's Pizza in Greenhills, San Juan
      • Lookbook: Kids & A Bohemian Summer
      • Lookbook: Polka Dots and Circle Skirt
      • Fruiteamix in Greenhills, San Juan
      • Lookbook: Blushing Nude
      • Tao Yuan Restaurant in Newport Mall
      • Sunset Goddess Manila's Definitive Travel Guide to Ilocos
      • Travel Budget: Ilocos
      • When in Laoag: Fort Ilocandia
      • When in Laoag: La Preciosa & St. William's Cathedral
    • ► April (33)
      • When in Laoag: Sights to See in Batac and Paoay
      • When in Laoag: The La Paz Sand Dunes
      • Lookbook: Laoag
      • When in Laoag: {Marcos Museum & Sta. Monica Church} + Where to Stay
      • Leila's Cafe & Irene's Vigan Empanada
      • Pagburnayan Pottery & the Vigan Market
      • More Time Travel via Old Time Photograph Co.
      • Lunch in Vigan's Cafe Leona
      • Traveling Back in Time in Syquia Mansion
      • Chavit Singson's Baluarte
      • Vigan at Night
      • Lookbook: Vigan
      • Nostalgic in Vigan's Calle Crisologo
      • Cafe Uno and Kusina Felecitas in Grandpa's Inn, Vigan
      • Grandpa's Inn in Vigan, Ilocos Sur
      • Bantay Abot Cave & On the Road to Vigan
      • Saud Beach at Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte
      • Lunch in Polaris at Saud Beach, Pagudpud
      • Breathtaking Bangui Windmills
      • The Romance of Cape Bojeador Lighthouse
      • Sunset Goddess Lookbook: Pagudpud Style
      • Sights To See When in Pagudpud: The Patapat Viaduct
      • Blue Lagoon Cove, Maira-ira Beach, Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte
      • Food & Other Memories of Kapuluan Vista
      • Kapuluan Vista Resort, Ilocos Norte
      • Ya Kun Kaya Toast in NAIA 2, Manila
      • Getting to Ilocos Norte & Pagudpud
      • Ilocandia Girlfriend Getaway!
      • Packing for a Beach & Country Getaway
      • Why I Hope I'll Never Fly Cebu Pacific Again
      • Fashion Friday: The Many Lives of the Tie Neck Blouse
      • Wicked Kitchen
      • Bubble Tea Tokyo Milk Tea Place (Wilson)
    • ► March (7)
      • Studio Fix by Alex Carbonell & A Hair Story
      • Dim Sum Buffet at Li Li
      • Sweet Bella Cafe
      • Chatime Tea
      • Wynn Macau & Ristorante Il Teatro
      • Venetian Gondola Ride & First Night in Macau
      • Shang Palace
    • ► January (1)
      • Welcome to Macau
  • ► 2010 (6)
    • ► October (3)
      • Sunrise in San Antonio
      • San Antonio Girl
      • San Antonio, Northern Samar
    • ► August (1)
      • The Last Days of Summer
    • ► July (1)
      • Sunset Goddess in Samar
    • ► February (1)
      • Sunset Goddess Manila

Recent Comments

  • edelweiza on Photo Diary: Vannes
  • Nicole Nad on Post-Digital Perm Hair Care Guide
  • Eri on Post-Digital Perm Hair Care Guide
  • Kit on How to Renew Your Philippine Passport in 2 Hours (or Less)!
  • Just Me on How to Renew Your Philippine Passport in 2 Hours (or Less)!

The Sunset Goddess on Instagram

Copyright © 2023 · Custom Theme by Fancy Girl Design Studio · Built on the Genesis Framework · Powered by WordPress