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Bea Alonzo's ₱3,000 Wedding Cake Came From This Maginhawa Bakery

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Among the black-and-white photos Bea Alonzo shared after quietly marrying entrepreneur Vincent Co at Makati City Hall last July 13, one image stood out to food lovers: a simple buttercream cake with just two words piped across the top—Just Married.<div><img src="https://od2-image-api.abs-cbn.com/prod/editorImage/17841630863311.jpg" style="width:960px" class="fr-fic fr-dib" width="960"/>Vincent Co and Bea Alonzo celebrating with their wedding cake | Photo: Bea Alonzo</div>Unlike most wedding cakes, it had no towering tiers, no sugar flowers, no elaborate fondant work.Instead, the couple chose a minimalist cake from <a href="https://www.instagram.com/wadoughs/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Wadough&#x27;s</a>, the Maginhawa bakery that has quietly built a loyal following for their understated, customizable cakes.The bakery itself didn&#x27;t immediately realize it had made the cake for one of the year&#x27;s biggest celebrity weddings.&quot;When a friend first sent us the photo, we honestly thought it was edited. Black and white eh,&quot; Wadough&#x27;s owner recalled. &quot;We hadn&#x27;t received any order under Bea and Vincent&#x27;s names.&quot;It was only after news stories began appearing online—and people started tagging the bakery—that the team realized their cake had been part of Bea Alonzo and Vincent Co&#x27;s intimate wedding.Because the ceremony had been kept so private, Wadough&#x27;s chose to be equally discreet. Instead of announcing the celebrity connection, the bakery simply posted a photo of the cake on social media with the caption, &quot;Official. 💍&quot; Before sharing any additional details, the team first sought permission from the client who ordered the cake. When asked to keep the circumstances private, they agreed.Wadough&#x27;s later revealed that the cake featured layers of red velvet, vanilla, and chocolate with tablea ganache filling. It also came with an unexpected detail: the price. At ₱3,000, it cost a fraction of what many couples spend on wedding cakes.For anyone familiar with Wadough&#x27;s, though, the choice feels just right.<div><img src="https://od2-image-api.abs-cbn.com/prod/editorImage/17841631190312.jpg" style="width:960px" class="fr-fic fr-dib" width="960"/>The minimalist wedding cake | Photo: Wadough&#x27;s</div>The bakery traces its roots back to 2012 and first became known for its Black Bottom cupcakes. Years later, during the pandemic, it found an even larger audience when its Korean-inspired minimalist cakes went viral across social media.Since it opened in its Maginhawa café in 2017, Wadough&#x27;s has become a destination for Korean-inspired minimalist cakes finished with witty, sometimes brutally honest messages. During the pandemic, photos of birthdays marked with deadpan one-liners and playful insults helped turn the bakery into a social media favorite, with customers eagerly sharing their custom creations online.The bakery has since grown beyond celebration cakes. Today, regulars also come for favorites such as the ube creations, cheesecakes, cookies, and breads, making it one of Maginhawa&#x27;s most dependable neighborhood stops.Bea Alonzo&#x27;s wedding simply introduced Wadough&#x27;s to a much bigger audience.The cake fit the mood of the ceremony itself: intimate, unfussy, and quietly elegant. In an age when celebrity weddings often compete on scale and spectacle, one of the week&#x27;s most memorable wedding details wasn&#x27;t an extravagant confection. It was a smooth buttercream cake from a neighborhood bakery that said everything with two handwritten words: Just Married.<div>Wadough&#x27;s is located at 154 Maginhawa Street, Diliman, Quezon City, and is open daily from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Follow them on Instagram at <a href="https://www.instagram.com/wadoughs/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">@wadoughs</a> </div>

Bea Alonzo's understated ₱3,000 wedding cake has put Quezon City's Wadough's in the spotlight, introducing more people to the Maginhawa bakery known for its minimalist custom cakes.

Bea Alonzo's understated ₱3,000 wedding cake has put Quezon City's Wadough's in the spotlight, introducing more people to the Maginhawa bakery known for its minimalist custom cakes.

The Tiny Bakery Behind Bea Alonzo's ₱3,000 Wedding Cake

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Troy Barrios

Published July 15, 2026 09:05 AM PHT

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Updated July 16, 2026 11:28 AM PHT

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