Garden Wedding

By Mina Deocareza | July 2015 People behind Hillcreek Gardens Tagaytay, which is among the loveliest wedding venues in Tagaytay City, truly understand the sentiments of...

Wondering how to get great value for your money on your wedding day? It all boils down to your choice of wedding suppliers. Choosing a supplier like Ibarra’s Party Venues & Catering Services will not only lead to great results but will also allow you to make the most of your hard-earned cash. That’s because this supplier has already been proven and tested in the wedding industry.

By Christian Alomodin | July 2014 Every engaged couple has a dream wedding set up in their minds. Some may prefer getting married in a...

By Danielle Sebastian | April 2013 Tagaytay is famous for being one of the best garden wedding destinations near the Metro. With its cool climate, beautiful landscapes...

By Mina Deocareza | May 2014 Tagaytay is among the most popular destinations for couples who want to tie the knot in the country. Garden...

When it comes to catering and party venues, Ibarra's has become a household name. Having established back in 2000, Ibarra's now has four different venues that cater to the growing demand for reputable and reliable wedding venues. But what does Ibarra's really offer that allows the venue to be seen in such high regard? Here are four factors that Ibarra's offers in every event that assure couples a pleasant, worry-free and memorable wedding.

By Mina Deocareza | December 2015 The road to a successful wedding is definitely long. It may seem even longer for those who do not...

by Nina Suzette Lim | October 2012 Cool breeze, breathtaking views, lush gardens, and good food – who doesn't want a romantic wedding in Tagaytay? One...

By Mina Deocareza | December 2016 Still wondering how to make your wedding even more memorable? Choose a venue that’s as lovely as Taal Vista Hotel....

By Mina Deocareza | February 2016 Many engaged couples dream of a destination wedding, because a superb backdrop to a romantic wedding ceremony is nothing...