Reception

Getting married in Tagaytay? The experience can be a bit overwhelming, considering how busy the city can get particularly on weekends. To help you turn...

When a couple begins planning their wedding, one of the first things they look for are their ceremony and reception venues. Oftentimes, couples experience a dilemma in prioritizing between these Philippine wedding reception venues, if they intend to hold them in two different places. Normally, couples choose their wedding reception venue based on its proximity to their ceremony venue. However, it may not be able to address their needs and budget. Therefore, they end up choosing venues that are too far from each other, forcing them to increase their budget. Logistics issues suddenly add more stress to the couple.

By Danielle Sebastian | July 2016 As much as Filipinos love the romance of the wedding ceremony, most of us are really excited about the...

Not all soon-to-weds eye wedding celebrations with a wild combination vivid and bright colors. There are, in fact, still those who want things light and...

Nowadays, it is difficult to plan a destination wedding. For couples who hope for one, location has to be easily accessible, safe, and of...

Wedding preparations can be tough, especially if you are planning for something grand. You need to coordinate with all the wedding suppliers and talk to everyone who’s playing a part on your big day. With all the errands you need to run, you might need to find a place where you can stay in the meantime.

By Mina Deocareza | December 2014 Getting married in the City of Tagaytay? If you are still wondering where exactly to hold your wedding in...

Wedding venue is one of the most crucial aspects of every wedding. After you've chosen the venue, other elements will easily follow because it...

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Ibarra's Party Venues and Catering Services never fails to amaze individuals through its venues. We already know about Ibarra's Garden in Manila, Bella Ibarra along Quezon Avenue, and Villa Ibarra in Tagaytay. Each of them has a specific set of characteristics, making them unique from one another.