Bagong kasal, nawindang sa P200K na ibinigay sa kanilang money dance ng kapatid na OFW
- A newlywed couple received a whopping P200K from their money dance
- The bride said that the money came from her sister, an OFW in Hong Kong
- According to the bride, her sister said that it was her way of thanking her for all the help and the love that she has shown
- The couple lives in Calatrava, Negros Occidental in Visayas
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A newlywed couple may have received more than what they have asked for on the day of their wedding.
Source: Facebook
In ABS-CBN News' report, the couple, Bayan Patroller Dioralyn Escarpe and Julan Escarpe, received a whopping sum during their money dance.
They received a total of P200,000, and the money was not attached one by one, but was organized to resemble that of a huge money mat.
The couple wed on Jan. 8, 2022 in Calatrava, Negros Occidental.
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According to Dioralyn, she was surprised why there was a huge sum.
"Nagulat ako bakit ganyan karami. Of course, walang paglagyan ang saya ko noong natanggap ang ganyang sorpresa," said the bride.
In Dioralyn's post, she said that she used to say "sana all" whenever she would see couples getting such grand gifts. She didn't even think she would be blessed as well.
She said that the money came from her sister, who is an OFW in Hong Kong.
She also said that for her sister, the money was her way to thank her for all the love and help.
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