Capture. Love.

Hi! Thanks for trooping over my little space in the web.

I’m Gail Bitoon, a photographer in the flourishing industry of all things wedding and love where lovers promise forever and vow to love everyday. Thus the name, Foreveryday Photography (forever-REE-day, not for-everyday). Like you, I dream of having your wedding captured in photos that speak of your story and love for each other. I was a groom too, and it seems that I’m going to stay that way forever. Blame it on the beautiful weddings that beautiful couples hold to shout out their love for each other, I’ve fallen in love with weddings and won’t ever look back or regret anything.

I am most proud to say that I was (and I continue to be) trained by top international celebrity wedding & fashion photographer Pat Dy. My skills and style has gone through the refinery that is Pat’s eye for beauty; every portrait beautiful, every moment lovely. I take from my mentor and I infuse my own, resulting to a style that shows love and beauty weaved together, for one doesn’t exist without the other. And so from the portraits to the moments, I capture the love that radiates from the bride, from her groom, and from everybody who they choose to celebrate their day with.

I am inspired by couples who have dreams and visions of what their wedding day will be like, not for show but in honor of love. I see the beauty in every wedding detail, little as they are, that are purposely incorporated in a wedding to make it more meaningful. I am moved all the more by the organic moments between the couple and among their loved ones.

More than anything, Foreveryday Photography acknowledges that God is the supreme author of love, and weddings are first and foremost for His glory.

Capture. Love. Capture love.

5.9.13

Ching’s Maternity Shoot

About 2 years ago, I got married to the most beautiful person in this world. In about 2 weeks from now, we will be having our first baby. We’re both super excited to finally see God’s gift whom Ching has been carrying in her tummy for months. Because this is our first, we thought of having a maternity shoot. I was a bit hesitant about the shoot because I thought it could be delicate for Ching’s condition. I had a specific look that I want for the maternity shoot. My lovely wife & our doctor assured me that doing the shoot is fine. So we scheduled the shoot but a week before it, Ching had a very hard time moving – head and backaches started to get worse, and it’s as if every part of her body longed for a pre-natal massage all the time. I wanted to cancel the shoot but Ching encouraged me to pursue it when she felt better after a few weeks. We are blessed to have friends who helped us in making Ching’s maternity shoot fun and really nice. Thanks to Lindsay Co-Alog for the gorgeous make-up (as she always does), Aira Franco’s styling for pulling off what I wanted for Ching’s maternity (as she calls it the “hubadera look”), Alexis Ventura of Ink Scribbler for the lovely calligraphy which will soon go to Sky’s little corner in the bedroom, and Khristian Alog for taking time to help us in the shoot and for taking pictures of me with Ching. Haha! Sorry guys, I wanted to be in the photos too even for few shots :p

There you go! Here’s our little way of celebrating the little human in Ching’s tummy! See you soon baby Harper Sky :)