Bea Alonzo, may kakaibang kwento sa likod ng wedding cake nila ni Vincent Co
- Bea Alonzo and Vincent Co kept details of their wedding cake private before their intimate ceremony
- The cake shop revealed that it was unaware the order was intended for the celebrity couple’s wedding
- The minimalist cake featured red velvet, vanilla, and chocolate layers with tablea ganache filling
- Bea later shared glimpses of their intimate wedding, including photos of their cake
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Bea Alonzo and Vincent Co’s intimate wedding celebration remained private in many ways, including the preparation of their wedding cake, which was ordered without revealing the identity of the couple behind the special occasion.
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The bakery that created the cake revealed that it treated the request like a regular customer order and only learned about its connection to Bea’s wedding after the event gained public attention.
In a statement shared with GMA News Online, Wadough’s explained that they were not aware that the cake would be part of the Kapuso actress and entrepreneur’s wedding celebration.
“We actually didn’t know the cake was for Bea’s wedding. It was placed as a regular cake order, just like the other orders we received that day, and no details about the event were shared with us,” the store said.
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According to the bake shop, the cake followed its signature minimalist style, matching the couple’s decision to have a simple and intimate ceremony. The dessert included layers of red velvet, vanilla, and chocolate cake, complemented by a tablea ganache filling and finished with smooth buttercream icing.
The cake, which was priced at P3,000, featured a clean design with a decorative piped shell border around the top and bottom edges. At the center was the message “just married,” adding a personal touch to the celebration.
The bakery also shared that it could only provide limited information about the order because the person who placed it wanted to maintain privacy throughout the wedding preparations.
“That’s all we’re able to share, as the person who placed the order wanted to keep everything low-key,” Wadough’s said.
The shop’s usual ordering process requires regular cakes to be requested one to two days ahead, based on its posted guidelines on Facebook.
Bea and Vincent exchanged vows in an intimate civil wedding ceremony on Monday night. Days later, Bea gave followers a glimpse of the meaningful celebration by posting black-and-white photos from their wedding on Instagram, including images featuring their simple yet elegant wedding cake.
The couple’s low-key approach reflected their desire to keep their special moment personal while still sharing selected memories with their supporters.
Bea Alonzo is a highly acclaimed Filipino actress and box-office queen who cemented her legacy in Philippine cinema with iconic roles like Basha in One More Chance. Recently capturing the public's heart with her civil wedding to husband Vincent Co, she continues to reign as one of the local entertainment industry’s most influential and versatile stars.
In another report, Boy Abunda congratulated Bea Alonzo and Vincent Co after personally speaking with the businessman about their wedding. Vincent confirmed to Boy that he and Bea had officially exchanged vows in an intimate civil ceremony officiated by Makati City Mayor Nancy Binay. Despite being newlyweds, Vincent shared that they do not have immediate honeymoon plans because of their ongoing work commitments. Boy also shared details from his sources about Bea and Vincent’s journey before they became husband and wife.
Meanwhile, Bea Alonzo revealed that she chose to do her own makeup during her wedding day because it made the moment more personal and meaningful for her. The actress credited makeup artists Ting and Varda for helping her learn the techniques she used for the special occasion. She also thanked hairstylist Ayu Manaog and her friend Brina Secosana, who took on the role of photographer after the couple decided not to hire one. Bea and businessman Vincent Co got married in Makati on July 13, with Mayor Nancy Binay officiating their civil wedding.
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