Wedding gown made of paper proves love against all odds in QC Kasalang Bayan
“Mahilig rin ako sa arts kaya nagtulungan kami para mabuo ang gown ko,” she told INQUIRER.net
November 8, 2018
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“Mahilig rin ako sa arts kaya nagtulungan kami para mabuo ang gown ko,” she told INQUIRER.net
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