Destiny, details, and a little bit of magic

Featuring Vicenzo Reeve Del Rosario and Rheena Siccion

Some love stories begin with fireworks. For Vicenzo Reeve “Enzo” Del Rosario and Rheena Siccion, it began in Grade 3 at OB Montessori, seated across from each other, with snacks, stolen rulers, and a lot of playful chaos.

Back then, Enzo was the energetic boy whose food rarely survived until recess. Rheena, sometimes annoyed but always kind, would still share her Vienna sausage with him. She had her own way of getting even too, like hiding his ruler or nudging it off his desk. It was not exactly love at first sight, but looking back, it was giving “destiny in disguise.”

Through the years, they stayed connected through school, friends, and familiar circles. During the pandemic, their friendship quietly grew into something deeper through movies, video games, video calls, and shared meals. “Everything felt natural,” they shared. “It slowly turned into love through everyday conversations, small gestures, and the comfort of simply being around each other.”

On February 24, 2025, Enzo proposed at Lacol Restaurant in Bangkok, Thailand. With help from Rheena’s cousins, flowers, and a photographer ready to capture the moment, he knelt down and asked the question that brought their story full circle. Rheena cried, said yes, and their next chapter began.

Their wedding day was nothing short of magical. At Santuario de San Jose Parish in Greenhills, the ceremony became the heart of their celebration. As the Manila Philharmonic Orchestra played “I See the Light” from Disney’s Tangled, the church doors opened and Enzo saw Rheena for the first time in days. He cried instantly. It was tender, cinematic, and deeply real.

The celebration continued at Okada Manila, transformed by Gideon Hermosa into a royal wedding-inspired dream. Rheena wore a Mak Tumang gown, made even more meaningful because he had also created the gowns of her sisters. Enzo looked timeless in Francis Libiran, while Getting Married by Kutchie Zaldarriaga ensured the day flowed seamlessly.

Their reception was full of personality. Rheena appeared alone after a dramatic LED wall reveal as “Where’s My Husband?” played before Enzo made his surprise entrance. Their first dance to “Can You Feel the Love Tonight” featured a butterfly drone, a first-of-its-kind wedding moment in the Philippines.