The sweetest surprises come in the most unexpected circumstances.
Doug Kramer—a player in the Philippine Basketball Association known as GlobalPort Batang Pier’s power forward—revealed on Jan. 31 his biggest surprise yet for his wife, Cheska Garcia-Kramer
Doug Kramer uses billboard to surprise wife on Valentine’s Day
Cheska is an actress, social media icon and mother to Kendra, Scarlet and Gavin. The family is widely known in the country as ‘Team Kramer.’
According to Ned Bandojo, head of Marketing of Red Ribbon, Doug took his Valentine’s Day surprise to Cheska to new romantic heights by proclaiming his love for his wife via a 40 by 60-feet billboard along C5 Bagong Ilog Bridge in Pasig.
“Doug found a very unusual way of showing his love for Cheska, and it is something beyond imaginable,” Bandojo said. “We, his Red Ribbon family, are really glad to be part of Doug’s pre-Valentine’s Day surprise forCheska because this only shows how the brand complements Valentine’s Day. We hope that, together with our Valentine’s Black Forest cake, we were able to bring in more sweetness to their relationship and to the whole family as well.”
A view of the big tarp Doug Kramer used to surprise Cheska
Red Ribbon—one of the leading bakeshop chains in the Philippines—is set to launch on Feb. 12 its Valentine’s Black Forest Cake, a limited edition heart-shaped variant that’s made with rich chocolate, fluffy cream and juicy cherries.
“The Valentine’s Black Forest Cake allows couples to rekindle their sweetest memories on Valentine’s Day. If you want to surprise your loved one with something different just like what Doug did to Cheska, then Red Ribbon’s limited edition offering is the right one for you,” Bandojo said.
He concluded, “Surprises may come in different ways, forms and times, but it’s always for the right reason—it’s to show how much couples mean to each other.”
You can also make your loved ones’ Valentine’s Day sweeter with Red Ribbon Valentine Black Forest cake, available from Feb. 12 to 14.
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