Wedding Mass will take place at San Agustin Church of Paoay.

Please arrive by 2:30 PM, as the Mass will begin promptly at 3:00 PM. The earlier you arrive, the more time you will have to settle in and be seated comfortably. Please be advised that guests who arrive at 2:45 PM or later may be asked to wait until the Mass has ended before entering. This also allows our coordinators enough time to assist guests and answer any questions before the ceremony begins.

After the Mass, please join us for cocktail hour at Las Colinas, where we will have great music, time to mingle with family and friends, and many food vendors serving delicious snacks and dishes for everyone to enjoy. This is also where dinner and the wedding program will be held.

We are so excited to celebrate this special day with you.

We kindly invite you to be fully present with us during our ceremony by putting away phones and cameras. Our photographer will capture the special moments, and we would love for you to simply enjoy this sacred time with us as we exchange our vows.

Photos are welcome after the ceremony and during the reception. Thank you for your love, understanding, and presence.

Dress code: formal to semi-formal.

We encourage our guests to wear pastel colors or floral prints.

Please refer to the Dress Code section of our website for the specific color palette and attire guidelines.

Black suits and Barong are welcome. Dress pants paired with a pastel-colored dress shirt are also perfectly acceptable.

As our wedding ceremony will be held during a Catholic Mass, we kindly ask all guests to dress respectfully and follow the church dress code. Please wear clothing that covers the shoulders, and avoid sleeveless tops, tube tops, or tube dresses. Skirts and dresses should be below the knee.

For the reception, you are welcome to change into a different outfit, though it is completely optional. Cocktail attire is welcome for the evening, but please wear whatever makes you feel comfortable as you celebrate with us.

To allow everyone to fully relax and enjoy the evening, we kindly ask that our celebration remain adults only, with the exception of children specifically listed on your invitation and immediate family members. Thank you for your understanding.

Please let us know if you will be joining us by visiting the RSVP section of our website.

As our wedding will take place in the Philippines, we kindly ask for your full attention to the RSVP deadline and timeline. We request the pleasure of your reply by October 9th, 2026.

If we do not receive your RSVP by this date, we will have to mark you as “not attending,” as we need to provide our venue with a final guest count in a timely manner.

In Filipino tradition, the Money Dance is a meaningful way for family and friends to bless the newlyweds. Your gesture symbolizes your love, encouragement, and wishes for a marriage filled with happiness, prosperity, and endless blessings.

Your presence at our wedding is the greatest gift we could ask for. However, should you wish to honor us with a gift, a monetary gift would be warmly appreciated as we begin this new chapter together. Thank you for your love, generosity, and support.

Guests are kindly responsible for arranging their own transportation to and from the ceremony and reception venues. We recommend planning ahead to ensure a smooth and timely arrival.

Guests are kindly responsible for arranging their own accommodations should they wish to spend the night in Paoay. For your convenience, we have added a few recommended hotels and nearby stays on our website.