Weddings in the Philippines

The first Philippine Wedding Industry Games (PhilWIG) is set on May 5, 2013 (Sunday) at the Asia Pacific College Gym in Magallanes, Makati (Near Magallanes Church). If you are a wedding photographer, wedding videographer, make-up artist, gown designer, florist, event stylist, caterer, sound supplier, wedding band, photobooth supplier, wedding invitation printer, wedding coordinator, you are [...]

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Tagaytay City and its environs have always been ideal as venues for weekend getaways, corporate events, and of course, weddings and wedding receptions. Of the last, however, few offer as unique possibilities as Ville Sommet. One reaches Ville Sommet by taking the turn along the main Tagaytay road, fronting Residence Inn Tagaytay, leading into Barangay [...]

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Aside from ceremonial traditions, Filipino weddings are also full of superstitious beliefs. Here is to name a few of them. The wedding date should be well-planned because two siblings cannot marry within the same year (also known as “sukob”) or this will bring bad luck. And, according to feng shui, it is best to choose [...]

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Wedding celebrations have definitely come a long way. From the simple wedding done in church or civil rites, the trend nowadays has been holding destination weddings in exotic locations, or having weddings follow a certain theme. Yet however the wedding ceremony and reception is planned and carried out, the clear objective is to stage an [...]

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If you are looking for a novel and unique way for a wedding souvenir that will also serve as guest entertainment, please take a look at Skitbooks Flipbook Photobooth. Skitbooks records a video of your guests on a digital background of your choosing and prints them as a flipbook that they can take home and [...]

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Among the Catholic churches in Cavite, particularly near or around Tagaytay City, that have become popular wedding venues, one up-and-rising star is the quaint “little” church of San Antonio de Padua Quasi-Parish in Barangay Pooc, Silang. To get there, one has to take note of the road sign going to Silang, about a couple of [...]

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With the Philippines remaining as the only (as of this writing) country in the world that does not allow divorce, married couples who seek legal remedies to end their union resort to having it annulled or declared null. Under Philippine laws, specifically the Family Code, the two are different from each other. When a marriage [...]

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Many brides-to-be choose five star hotels in the Makati Central Business District which to prepare for their weddings. For brides who opt for a smaller, more unique and picturesque, there is Hotel Celeste. Hotel Celeste is a three-star boutique hotel offering five-star amenities. It is located at the site of the former Mars Disco, at [...]

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Think beach wedding and what immediately comes to mind is Boracay Island in Aklan. But with the Philippines having more than 7,100 islands, the possibilities are actually endless, especially in the country’s last frontier, the idyllic paradise of Palawan. About 12 kilometers away due northeast from the provincial capital of Puerto Princesa City lies a [...]

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For a long time now, green has been a color that not only symbolizes beauty and steady love but also harmony and dependability. It is a suitable color for weddings if your aim is to bring out a fresh and vivid look for your one in a lifetime occasion. This is a color that is [...]

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