With the exorbitant price of onions these days, an Ilongga bride chose practicality over aesthetics when she carried an onion bouquet when she walked down the aisle instead of the traditional collection of dainty white or colorful flowers.
ILOILO CITY –
April Lyka, 28, from Bingawan in Iloilo, said at first, they planned to use flowers but she got the idea of having onions with a touch of flowers for her bouquet while browsing through social media. She asked permission from her groom, Erwin Nobis, 35, from Estancia, Iloilo, to use the concept and he readily agreed.
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