View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tim Yap on Apr 14, 2020 at 6:49am PDTEventologist Tim Yap assures that parties will definitely not become a thing of the past.
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tim Yap on Apr 14, 2020 at 6:49am PDTEventologist Tim Yap assures that parties will definitely not become a thing of the past. The popular venues may all be closed and not operational now, but after the quarantine period, the party scene will be bustling and alive again.
Yap’s company, Yaparazzi Events and PR, of which he is the events director, also mounts big and important gatherings both here and abroad. His partner, Javi Martinez, is managing director of the company. Also scrapped from Yaparazzi’s calendar were “two very big weddings in Italy,” supposedly happening in September and October.
“Seven days a week, I was never home,” Yap said. “I would only come home often in the morning to sleep. I was always up and about.” Angkas was the one who delivered all the meals. “They sponsored the transport to deliver the meals from the commissary to the hospitals,” Yap said.
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