Angelica Panganiban and her husband Gregg Homan have exchanged vows once again, this time on the picturesque shores of Siargao, four months after their initial wedding in the United States. The celebration was attended by family, friends, and notable celebrities, creating a memorable day filled with love and festivity.
Photographers Nelwin Uy and Pat Dy captured the special moments of the day, sharing glimpses of the couple’s joy and the relaxed atmosphere of the beach setting on their Instagram accounts. Uy highlighted the couple’s “first of many kisses” near the ocean, while Dy described the event as having “so much love” and the “chillest vibe.”
Angelica looked stunning in a simple yet elegant sheer white wedding dress designed by the Spanish bridal house Rosa Clara. The dress featured thin straps and a thigh-high slit, complemented by her hair styled in a neat bun. Post-ceremony, she changed into a more casual white sundress with a deep-V neckline. Gregg Homan matched the beach setting in a cream-colored linen tuxedo.
The couple’s daughter, Amila Sabine, also had her moment in the spotlight, adorably dressed in a ruffled gown with puffed sleeves, capturing hearts as a little bride.
The guest list was a roll call of the Philippine entertainment industry’s elite, including Bela Padilla, Glaiza de Castro, Anne Curtis, John Prats, Maxine Magalona, and many others. Each guest brought their own joy to the celebration, with Anne Curtis sharing a dance with her daughter Dahlia, and John Prats having the honor of being the ring bearer.
This second ceremony provided an opportunity for Angelica and Gregg to celebrate their union with those who could not make it to their first wedding, and to once again affirm their commitment to each other in a setting that was meaningful and picturesque.
The Siargao wedding was not just a celebration of Angelica and Gregg’s love, but also a testament to their journey together, surrounded by the people who matter most to them. As they continue their life together, this day will undoubtedly remain a cherished memory for everyone involved.