All the Boho Chic Bridal Looks Trasienne Estrada Wore to Her Wedding

Ever the trendsetter, Trasienne ditched the typical robe for getting dolled up. Instead, she opted for a runway piece that was modified for her by friend and Preview BFFD 2024 honoree Martin Bautista. "Just a few days before the wedding, we dropped by Martin’s studio and I ended up getting a dress from his Day Off collection from 2024 —this tie-dye pink piece that he customized for me with a round neckline and thinner straps," the recent bride tells Preview. Fun fact: The cocoon dress was also worn by Liza Soberano for our October 2025 cover shoot.

Embodying boho chic, Trasienne wore a beautiful sweetheart neckline lace wedding gown and veil by Vania Romoff. "One detail I was really set on was having the veil feel like a true part of the dress—not just an add-on, but something that flowed with the entire look," she explains. This dress wishlist item was ticked off with the designer fastening delicate buttons along the sides. 

Being the cool girl that she is, Trasienne opted to wear her wedding bouquet on her wrist as an accessory. For the bride's glam, makeup artist Anthea Bueno defined the eyes with a warm shimmer, highlighted the cheeks, and applied a nude lip. Hair stylist Jay Aquino did an elegant loose updo to complement the natural looking makeup.

Form meets function in Trasienne's reception look by Sassa Jimenez. "The sides of the dress were thoughtfully designed to be adjustable, and the train could be buttoned up—a detail that made all the difference," she shares, narrating how it was fastened during the first dance to allow them to move, and later on let down freely during the festivities.

Weddings are a celebration of love, and Trasienne's last look for the evening was a sartorial surprise for her ride or die. "He had been casually sending me mini dress inspirations from his feed, so I decided to secretly have it made," she reveals, explaining the lore behind her intricately beaded lace mini dress by Andrea Tetangco.

Not just a romantic gesture, Trasienne would later reflect that it was also a fashionable toast to her younger, single days. "In retrospect, the mini also felt like a subtle ode to my party days—nostalgic of my single years, when nights out were spontaneous," she says, "It paired perfectly with the millennial hits our DJ played all night, adding a playful, personal twist to the celebration."