Anne's 18 treasures included a diamond ring from her mom, a Barbie doll in a gown similar to what Anne herself was wearing, an audio visual greeting from commercial model Greg Turvey (who was one of three guys linked to Anne then), and a religious pendant from Dina Bonnevie. The pendant was a childhood memento from Dina's son Oyo Sotto.

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Though unavoidably nervous, Anne remained poised throughout the three-hour hair and make-up preparations. Daddy James, seeing his daughter all dressed and dolled up, was moved to exclaim: "Beautiful!"

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The Curtis-Smiths display the fine genes that went into Anne. (From left to right) Father James, brother Thomas, the debutante, sister Jasmine, and mother Carmencita.

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Lucky Manzano, Anne's second rose bearer, swung Anne to the orchestra's version of "Passenger Seat."

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Oyo exuded his father Vic Sotto's charm. Here, with a gentlemanly bow, Oyo hands Anne her 18th rose. Still looking very much like a couple, the two would later waltz to "When I See You Smile." Anne says of Oyo: "He's still very special. That's why he's my 18th rose."

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Patrick Garcia waltzed with Anne as the orchestra played "You Are So Beautiful." The debut souvenir was a CD compilation of the songs that Anne danced to with her handsome escorts.

(YES! April 2003 issue)