A closer look at Bea Alonzo and Vincent Co's civil wedding

Bea Alonzo and Vincent Co's civil wedding was filled with elegant, understated details that perfectly matched the couple's celebration.

The intimate ceremony was held on Monday at the Makati City Hall and was officiated by Mayor Nancy Binay.

From the bride’s graceful ensemble to their sparkling wedding rings, here are some of the standout details from the photos Bea shared.

1. Bea’s bridal look

For the ceremony, Bea opted for a chic take on bridal fashion.

She wore a structured, long-sleeved blazer-style top with a deep V-neckline, paired with a matching mini skirt finished with delicate lace trim at the hem.

She completed the look with a sleek high ponytail, fresh and minimalist makeup, and diamond stud earrings that added a subtle touch of sparkle.

2. Vincent's wedding look

Vincent embraced classic Filipino formalwear for the occasion.

In the photos, he is seen wearing a short-sleeved Barong Tagalog featuring delicate traditional embroidery down the front, a sharp collar, and contrasting dark buttons. He paired it with tailored dark trousers.

The businessman kept his hair neatly parted and accessorized with a dark-strapped watch.

3. The wedding rings

The couple also offered a glimpse of their wedding bands.

Vincent chose a timeless metallic wedding band with a clean, polished finish.

Bea, meanwhile, wore a sparkling bridal stack.

Stacked above her engagement ring was a statement eternity band set with a continuous row of diamonds, creating a striking combination.

4. A minimalist bouquet

Bea carried a bouquet that echoed the wedding's refined aesthetic.

The hand-tied arrangement was composed primarily of elegant orchids and soft roses, with cascading orchid stems creating a graceful silhouette.

The stems were cut to a uniform length and neatly wrapped with a ribbon.

5. A vintage-inspired cake

The celebration also featured a classic single-tier wedding cake.

Frosted in smooth icing, it was decorated with delicate vintage-style piping, including braided borders and draped detailing around the sides.

Written in elegant cursive at the center was the simple message: “just married.”

—CDC, GMA News