Our Story
We met the way a lot of Manila couples do — stuck in the same EDSA traffic, arguing about whose ride was closer. Miguel was on his way to a football game in BGC, Maria was late for a fitting in Makati. When he asked for her number she gave him her work email instead, because she was sure he would never use it.
He used it. Three coffee dates later — a record shop in Makati, then a hole-in-the-wall in Poblacion — we were planning weekend trips to Batangas and learning each other’s families by first name.
Five years and one very persistent labrador later, Miguel proposed at the end of a ridge hike in Tagaytay, right as the fog rolled in and completely ruined the view. We are so happy you will be there when we finally do this properly.
Schedule
Here is how our wedding day in Tagaytay will flow.
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Stop 01
Feb 20 · 3:00-4:30 PM
Ceremony
Join us as we exchange vows in the garden.
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Stop 02
Feb 20 · 6:00-10:00 PM
Reception
Dinner, dancing, and a lot of videoke. Please stay.
Wedding Party
The people standing beside us.
Ana Reyes
Maid of Honor
Jose Santos
Best Man
Bea Cruz
Bridesmaid
Kim Del Rosario
Bridesmaid
Marco Lim
Groomsman
Paolo Garcia
Groomsman
Ben Aquino
Officiant
Nina Santos
Flower Girl
Q&A
Everything out-of-town guests usually ask us. Message us if it is not here.
Question 01
What should I wear?
Barong or a long-sleeve polo for the men, and any floor-length dress in our palette for the ladies. Tagaytay gets cold after 6 PM, so bring a shawl.
Question 02
Is there parking at the venue?
Yes — the pavilion has free parking for around 80 cars. Carpool if you can; Aguinaldo Highway on a Saturday is real.
Question 03
Are children invited?
We love your kids, but the ceremony is adults-only. They are very welcome at the reception, and we will have a small play corner set up.
Question 04
Can I bring a plus-one?
If your invitation says “and guest”, yes. Otherwise message us first — we are keeping the seating tight.