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Philippine Wedding Superstitions

Philippine Wedding Superstitions

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 […]

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Having a marriage annulled in the Philippines

Having a marriage annulled in the Philippines

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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Dos Palmas in Palawan: Perfect for idyllic island weddings

Dos Palmas in Palawan: Perfect for idyllic island weddings

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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Elegance of a Birdcage Veil

Elegance of a Birdcage Veil

A birdcage veil may be described as feminine, polished, romantic and sensual. It is a short and circular-shaped bridal cover which usually gets attached onto hair using pins, decorative combs, barrettes or clips. Among the best things regarding this special netting is its sheer versatility since it is at times used for creating romantic, vintage […]

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Piña, Jusi and Filipino Weddings

Piña, Jusi and Filipino Weddings

Perhaps no other fabric material symbolizes Philippine culture best than piña and jusi. Many people mistakenly interchange the two terms, probably because the finished products which they are made of look somewhat similar. But their most distinct difference is in the way that they are made. “Piña” is the Spanish word for “pineapple”. Piña fabric, […]

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Gangnam Wedding Video by Threelogy

Gangnam Wedding Video by Threelogy

If there’s one trend that has taken the Philippine wedding scene by storm, it is Gangnam style of dancing. It didn’t originate from Hollywood or New York or Paris or any of the fashion centers of the world but from South Korea. Yeah, it sounds strange but it is taking root in not only weddings […]

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