INVITATION

When we saw their gallery at a Wedding expo we immediately booked them. I love their cute simple and elegant designs... 

PRINTED MATTER

G/F Glorietta 3, Ayala Center (between McDonalds and Esprit)
Makati
02 489 9563

CATERER

We've tasted different food but beacuse we are after good food, good budget and fine setting we opted for...

QUIDOS GRILL CATERING

For inquiries, please contact any of the following:
First Address
233A National Road Bayanan Muntinlupa

Second Address
Quido’s Garden, Lot 7,8, 9 Block 13,
Saint Irene Street Sto Nino Village
Tunasan Muntinlupa City


Landline Telephone Nos.:
703-6272 and 881-6647

Cellphone Nos.:
0917-899-5752 / 0917-502-7472

We love their foods and their packages so on the spot after food tasting with them we paid for reservation...

the fact that Ms. Gina was very accomodating and the food will be swak to our visitors..

RECEPTION

Scouting all over the places was so tiring....

We look for a venue that is not fancy but romantic and most especially is very near the church so it will not tough for our visitors to go to the places.. if walking distance is possible why not...

So we searched for possible recepton venue near our chosen church and it is the...

CLUBHOUSE of STONECREST

This was been recommended way back before by my friend Gerianne Sumat but I didn't listen. If i knew before that Sto Nino de Cebu would be my church of choice I have listen to her... so we save time, effort and money looking for reception all over places near Laguna. hahaha

I love Stonecrest Clunhouse becuase it is 2-3minutes away from the church so it will be hassle free for visitors that don't have car  and it is romantic in deed.. so greenery and impressive..

CHURCH

CHURCH

I already scouted lots of churches from Tagaytay to Alabang.. haha... Ive spent months searching the net and scouting and ocularly visitng the places but unexpectedly I found the one I really wanted and it is here only here not too far away from our place only from Binan Laguna beside Splash Island and it is the one and only....

 

Santo Nino de Cebu Parish
Bo . Halang, Juana Complex
Binan, 4024 Laguna
(02)694-2151.694-2153
Fax: (02)529-1790

Accomodations

Manila Southwoods Manor http://www.manilasouthwoodscarmona.com/contactus.php

VIEWFORT 

http://www.viewfort-tvh.com/contactus.html

Wedding Party

Wedding party will be our chance to dance for the first time as husband and wife. And I want to enjoy this dance with my future husband and all our friends with beautiful music and inspiring melodies...

This will be at the venue beside the wonderful sparkling blue colors of water and with the radiant strikes of light on the of water of the pool..

Wedding Traditions and the Meanings

Ever wonder why we have such traditions of cake cutting, garter and even bouquet tossing to single ladies. And here are the histories of such traditions.

Cake Cutting

Ancient Romans as a symbol of her fertility bake cakes made of wheat or barley and break it over the bride’s head. In its earliest origins, the unmarried young women attending the wedding were expected to scramble for the grains to ensure their own betrothals, much as they do today for the bridal bouquet.

As time passed, it became traditional to stack cakes atop one another. The bride and groom then asked to kiss over on top and if they won’t stumble the cake means a lifetime of good fortune was certain for the new couple. During the reign of King Charles II of England, it became routine for cake to become edible palace iced with sugar.

Garter and Bouquet Toss

During the 14th century, it was expected for the bride to throw her garter to the men, but men got too drunk and become impatient and try to take the garter off her ahead of time. Eventually groom got into the scene and saved his dear bride from the uncontrollable mass. It is less trouble for bride to toss her bridal bouquet instead.

Wine/Champagne Toast

Wine has been used for celebration ever since. Wine has imply life, strength, love, and a life of prosperity. Drinking wine from a common cup has been the intimate mark of deep sharing. “Entwined as the Vine. . . .” It is also in remembrance of Jesus turning the water into Wine as his first miracle at the Wedding of Cana in Galilee. It can be celebrated intimately during the Ceremony between the bride & groom or it can be at the Reception or both.

Eating wedding cake and wine toast is the origin of the Wedding Eucharist matrimonial wherein a portion of the ceremony is giving each other a sup from the Cup of Love and to eat from the Bread of Life and Health.

We call it a “toast” when we drink to someone because of an old French custom in which a piece of bread was put in the bottom of the wine cup (for flavor).

Dove Release

For century’s releasing dove was a part of wedding couples as symbols of their everlasting love for one another.  Color of doves symbolizes purity – that both Bride and Groom are pure to each other – they are honest and open, beginning their lives as one “from this day forward.”  And as doves choose one partner and mate for life. Doves flying home together, symbolizes couple starting off on their journey together to start their own. Some cultures believe if a couple see a white dove on their wedding day is a sign of good luck and good fortune that will last throughout their marriage.