I am NJ Torres Jacobson.
Experience in Strategic Communications, Digital Content Creation, Marketing and PR Management
Cheche Moral
Mar 22, 2021
In this series, we revisit brides who got exactly what they dreamed of in their bridal frock, to inspire other would-be brides. Years after their respective weddings, these women tell Lifestyle how their dress made them feel—and how it makes them feel still. -- NJ Torres Jacobson wearing Rajo Laurel
Finding the perfect wedding dress is a source of both excitement and stress for many brides. On the lead-up to the big day, everything else is secondary to the dress—the most beautiful they’ll ever wear, the most beautiful they’ll ever be, on the most beautiful day they’ve dreamed of since they were little girls.
In this series, we revisit brides who got exactly what they dreamed of in their bridal frock, to inspire other would-be brides. Years after their respective weddings, these women tell Lifestyle how their dress made them feel—and how it makes them feel still.
NJ Torres Jacobson wearing Rajo Laurel
Switzerland-based PR and marketing professional
I was married three times in 2016 to the same man in two countries. A beautiful adventure!
The two Philippine weddings were Catholic ceremonies, where I wore the traditional big white gown.
For my first celebration in Mauritius, it was easy-peasy. I knew exactly what to wear. It was an unconventional wedding gown, perfect for a beach and boat wedding. The beautiful lightweight floral gown by Rajo Laurel was simply stunning. The flower details were so perfect they even matched my bouquet. Totally unplanned. It reflected my personality.
How I wanted to look the best for our big day(s)! I had been dreaming about it. I was a nervous wreck when I was walking down the aisle, but this gown made me feel so beautiful and elegant. It made me teary eyed. It helped me stand tall at the altar to marry the love of my life.
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