Piña Fiber
Piña fiber is extracted from the leaves of the pineapple plant, Ananas comosus (Linn.) Merr. The plant, particularly the native or Red Spanish variety,...
3 Things to Love About Gazebo Royale
Venue is one of the things you should think about if you are getting married. On it depends other aspects of the wedding, including...
Flowers For You
By Frangelica Valdez | September 2013
One thing that would surely give an indication as to how your marriage will be is when you both...
The Technique of the Love Affair
By Doris Langley Moore
This 1928 classic – playfully shocking and surprisingly practical – is now back in print, astutely annotated for the 90s. Originally...
Little Book of Classic Cocktails
By Hamlyn
Over 50 classic cocktails from the timeless Harvey Wallbanger to the cosmopolitan Caipirinha. Includes tips, anecdotes and notes on the origins of drink...
Kate & Arnold’s Proposal Story
By Arnold Jacinto and Kate Soto | 14 December 2010
My Very First Date With My Fiancée
Groom Speaks:
Conventional wisdom tells us to plan based on...
Conjugal Properties
You've heard it a few times before, that when you and your beloved get married, your properties become conjugal or shared properties. Not necessarily,...
Bouquets
In pre-War World II days, Philippine brides carried imitation orange blossoms (azahar) in their bouquets or wore them as crowns over their veils. The...
Ultimate Idea Wedding Book
By Cynthia C. Muchnick
Creative, romantic and exciting ideas for your big day! Are you looking for fabulous and fun suggestions that will make your...
Bayas: A Wedding Feast in Sagada
The Bayas are the public wedding feasts, which are periodically performed in Sagada. They are normally held two or three times a year --in...