Wedding ceremony
Saturday, July 17, 2027 · 3:00 PM
Our Lady of Lourdes Parish — Tagaytay
Holy Mass with the candle, veil, cord and coin rites. Please be seated by 2:30 PM.
Formal Filipiniana or barong
Sampaguita garlands, the national flower.
Jasmine white and leaf green, strung like a sampaguita garland. Names in a fine script inside a wreath of blooms, small flowers between sections, photos hung like a garland.
Includes 8 pages: Home, Our Story, Schedule, Travel, Wedding Party, FAQ, Registry, RSVP
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Together with their families
Together with our families, we joyfully invite you to celebrate the day we become husband and wife. Everything you need is on this page, and we will keep it updated as the date gets closer.
Bianca & Miguel
Mahal kita, ngayon at magpakailanman.
Our story
We met in 2018 at a friend's despedida in Makati. Miguel offered Bianca the last piece of bibingka; she still says that was the moment.
Then came two years of long distance, Manila and Dubai, four hours apart, with video calls timed around both our shifts. When Miguel came home for good, he brought back a ring he had been hiding in a sock drawer for a year.
He proposed on a rainy Sunday in Tagaytay, over bulalo, with both our families hiding in the next room. Now we would love you to be there for the next part.

Saturday, July 17, 2027 · 3:00 PM
Our Lady of Lourdes Parish — Tagaytay
Holy Mass with the candle, veil, cord and coin rites. Please be seated by 2:30 PM.
Formal Filipiniana or barong
Saturday, July 17, 2027 · 5:00 PM
Ridgeview Garden Pavilion — Tagaytay
Merienda and drinks while we take photos with our families.
Saturday, July 17, 2027 · 6:00 PM
Ridgeview Garden Pavilion — Tagaytay
Dinner, toasts from our ninongs and ninangs, the money dance, then dancing until 11.
Formal Filipiniana or barong
Times are approximate. Dinner waits for no one.
6:00 PM
The entourage first, then the two of us. Cheer as loud as you like.
6:30 PM
Dinner is served. The lechon station opens first.
7:30 PM
A few words from our parents and our ninongs and ninangs.
8:00 PM
8:15 PM
Pin a bill on us and take a turn on the floor: a Filipino blessing for our first years together.
8:45 PM
9:00 PM
The dance floor stays open until 11.






Our parents
Parents of the bride
Parents of the groom
Principal sponsors
Ninang
Ninong
Secondary sponsors
Candle
Veil
Cord
Entourage
Best man
Maid of honor
Bearers and flower girls
Ring bearer
Coin bearer
Bible bearer
Flower girls
Formal
Filipiniana, long dresses and barong tagalog. Soft greens, ivory and champagne go beautifully with the flowers; please leave white to the bride.
Formal Filipiniana or a long dress, and barong tagalog or a suit. The colours we love are listed under the dress code.
We are counting seats carefully, so we can only welcome the names on your invitation. Thank you for understanding.
Please reply at least a month before the wedding so we can give the caterer our final count.
Yes, at the church and at the reception venue. Ask the marshals at the gate if you are unsure.
We would love you to be fully present during Mass. Our photographers will share the pictures with everyone.
Your presence on our wedding day is the greatest gift. Should you wish to bless us further, a monetary gift toward our first home would be deeply appreciated.

Please let us know by RSVP so we can save you a seat.