Things to Keep in Mind After Finding the Perfect Wedding Dress
By Mina Deocareza
Now that you found the perfect wedding dress...what's next?
After finding the right gown, the next thing to think about is how to...
Hukot: The Ilongo’s Dowry System
The Ilongos dowry system, known as the hukot is a departure from the "you-name-it-and-we'll-pay-it-if-we-can-afford-to-but-we'll-ask-for-a-reduction-if-we-cannot" method of the other ethnic groups is what makes the...
Marriage License
The marriage license is the one-way ticket, well, one of the tickets, to a life of wedded bliss. It is valid in any part...
The Journey to ‘I Do’
Ian Villamora and Tahnia 'Tani' Dulay
by Jonathan Dionisio | October - December 2009
What makes a wedding more memorable is the story behind it, particularly...
A Filipino-Chinese Wedding: Ni-Roxas Nuptials
West Ni and Coleen Roxas
By Danielle Sebastian | 19 August 2011
Weddings are celebrations made up of an array of traditions, beliefs and values. Coming...
Beat the Holiday Rush: Choose Your Wedding Venue Now
By Evelyn Ramirez-Bosch, Jardin de Miramar
01 July 2008
What novel time for a wedding than at Christmastime when families are together and everyone's spirits are...
Kasalang Filipino in Cebu a Success
by Gavin Sanson Bagares
Cebu Daily News
Kasalang Filipino, the national bridal fair road show, had a successful run in Cebu on the second leg of...
White Wedding Gown (?)
It is commonly believed that a white wedding gown denotes innocence, purity and virginity. Not really says history. Color as symbol has crisscrossed through...
Surviving centuries: Negros Oriental’s churches
By Michelle Eve A. de Guzman | April 2008
Any place can be very much defined by its sense of history, and how better to...
My Wedding in Tagaytay
Cool weather all year round.
Quaint churches.
Lush foliage.
Intimate gardens.
These are the reasons why Tagaytay City remains one of the most popular destinations for out-of-town weddings.
On...