Weddings N Beyond is partnering with WaW for their grandest midyear wedding and debut expo! ? This is happening on April 23 and 24 at The Megatrade Hall, SM Megamall. Meet over 150 suppliers and enjoy exclusive deals! 

Register here for free admission: https://weddingsnbeyond.com/register ..read more

We are partnering with Kasalang Tagaytay Expo for their April 23-24 Bridal fair, at the Twin Lakes Hotel Grand Ballroom. We prioritize everyone’s safety so we moved to a better venue that is not part of the high-risk barangays mentioned by PHILVOLCS-DOST. See you there ..read more

Congratulations! Your boyfriend proposed to you and now you are planning to tie down the knot in the next couple of months or so. As you go through the nitty gritty details of wedding planning, you might have contemplated on whether or not you are going to have an engagement photo shoot or what is commonly known as Prenup Photo Shoot. With all the planning and wedding expenses you are torn between having a prenup shoot or not. CamZar Photography | www.camzarphoto.com CamZar Photography | www.camzarphoto.com Tin Castro, now Manalo and Nyeng her husband had their do-it-yourself or DIY cre ..read more

We are happy to be invited to speak in this event. Hope to see you there! We’ll be giving away WaW Wedding Primer & Bride’s Yellow Pages too to soon to wed couples. Reserve on or before June 30, 2018 and get early bird rate. For more event details, visit http://www.ramadamanila.com/to-do-before-and-after-the-i-do ..read more

When I was younger, my favorite subject was math. In there I learned than it’s difficult to add fractions when they have different denominators. Example, whats the sum when you add 1/3 and 1/2? What you need to do is to find the Least Common Denominator or the LCD! In this case, their LCD is 6. The next step is to convert each one to have the same denominator. In this case, 1/3 becomes 2/6 and 1/2 becomes 3/6. They didn’t change their value but they changed denominators. 2/6 is still equivalent to 1/3 and 3/6 is still equivalent to 3/6. Do you follow? Good! Now we can add them…. 2/6 and 3/6 t ..read more

I officiated a wedding last week and one of the things that I did so that each wedding would be more special, memorable and not become a routine is that I ask each couple during the pre-marital meetings to give me a Bible verse from where I would be basing my sermon from. Anywhere in the Bible and it doesn’t have to be related to marriage. So this couple chose the love verse which is found in 1 Cor 13:4-7 and it goes like this: “Love is patient, love is kind, love is not jealous; love does not brag and is not arrogant; does not behave rudely, does not seek its own, is not provoked; does not ta ..read more

It’s summer! Beach time! It’s also a great season to have outdoor ceremonies. So here are some tips you can check out if you’re raring to have that outdoor ceremony you’ve been thinking of for so long. Remember that our summers are scorching hot. So avoid choosing to start the ceremony at 3PM. Invitation time should be at 3:30PM so that by the time you’re about to march at 4PM, it would be possible for people to sit down already on the seats and they can actually march without getting skin cancer. By the time you end, i.e. your recessional around 5:30PM, you will have enough time for pictoria ..read more

My 15-year stint as a wedding photographer has taken me around the world shooting different religions, cultures, and nationalities and this I can say “It is only in the Philippines where they have Principal Sponsors.” Are they really important? And if so, why do we have them? Principal Sponsors are supposedly people in the couple’s lives whom they respect and listen to. They can be people who are popular, powerful, prominent or rich but not necessarily. Unfortunately, because too many people have chosen principal sponsors based on these traits, it has watered down the importance of the role as ..read more

After the giddy feelings and telling your closest friends & family members regarding the proposal, you are left with the question, “What’s next?” You might get asked a million questions especially regarding when and where you’d like to have your wedding. You might also get bombarded with so many recommendations from well-meaning and not-so-well-meaning individuals. How do you deal with this new phase in your life? First, tell your parents of your plan to get married. We live in a society where “pamamanhikan” is still important. The process of the groom asking the bride-to-be’s parents for ..read more

Weddings N Beyond is partnering with WaW for their grandest midyear wedding and debut expo! ? This is happening on April 23 and 24 at The Megatrade Hall, SM Megamall. Meet over 150 suppliers and enjoy exclusive deals! 

Register here for free admission: https://weddingsnbeyond.com/register ..read more