Osaka Evessa’s Ray Parks Jr. judged fan-submitted wedding hashtags himself for his upcoming wedding with content creator Zeinab Harake.
When Osaka Evessa guard Ray Parks Jr. popped the question to content creator Zeinab Harake, their love story instantly captured hearts.
Just two months later, Zeinab surprised Ray with a proposal of her own.
Now, as wedding plans roll forward, they’re turning to the internet for one very important detail: the perfect wedding hashtag.
In a playful Facebook post, Zeinab invited fans to send in their best hashtag ideas—with a little extra motivation.
“Hashtag suggestions for our wedding? 🙈 Ray & Zeinab,” she wrote.
“Sendan ko GCash mapili ko,” she added, promising a reward for the winning entry.
The response was instant and pun-packed, with fans flooding the comments with witty and playful ideas like:
#ZeinabGotParked
#ZEIfinallyFoundTheRAYtOne
#APerfectRayForZeinab
#ZeiBluetoothDeviceIsConnectedSuccessfulRAY
#pagZEINABinghephepsabihinmohooRAY
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Fast forward to the B.LEAGUE Final Week Manila 2025 event at Gateway Mall 2, where Ray participated in a basketball clinic and then took on the role of hashtag judge himself.
Presented with a stream of fan suggestions, Ray didn’t hold back—giving each a quick and honest rating.
“This was a solid 6,” he said of one entry. “This gotta be a 4, man,” he deadpanned on another. “That’s cute. 7,” he chuckled.
“Nag-input ako,” he also said, throwing in his own ideas like: #ZebZebHooray, #PrayForZei, and #50ZebsOfRay.
“Pumayag siya?” someone asked.
“Hindi, hindi,” Ray laughed. “Pero kung sakali makapasa… may GCash, ’di ba? May GCash eh.”
The hashtag hunt is far from over, but with Ray’s playful critiques and fan creativity, one thing is clear—their wedding hashtag will be just as fun and unforgettable as their love story.
Stay tuned for more #Raytings and pun-filled updates from this couple who’s making love—and hashtags—go viral.
Watch the full interview here:
(With reports from Aivan Episcope)