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cheeky
26th March 2010, 20:18
Hello everyone, can I ask for some advice please. For you guys who have experience of a wedding in the philippines , specifically manila we would welcome your insights in terms of what is a realistic cost to hold a wedding celebration, including food and all the associated wedding costs. We would also welcome any recommendations for great venues or just some ideas for us to think about as we start to plan the big celebration.
bornatbirth
26th March 2010, 20:36
try the coconut palace, december it appears is the best time of year to marry.
you want the full bang then i would say £5000 but that a few years ago and a better exchange rate.
get a civil wedding and a flight here is far cheaper :Erm:
Florge
26th March 2010, 22:18
depends on how much you are willing to spend..
most hotels offer wedding packages.. you may want to google it... where do you want to do it? church then hotel? or is it civil ceremony?
raynaputi
26th March 2010, 23:04
go to this site www.weddingsatwork.com and people can help u there regarding wedding plans, quotations, etc..
cheeky
27th March 2010, 10:38
depends on how much you are willing to spend..
most hotels offer wedding packages.. you may want to google it... where do you want to do it? church then hotel? or is it civil ceremony?
we will get married in the uk civil wedding
and then we will renew our vows in manila
the celebration for my family to celebrate
cheeky
27th March 2010, 10:44
go to this site www.weddingsatwork.com and people can help u there regarding wedding plans, quotations, etc..
thanks rayna..il check the website...actually we are going to visit tagaytay to look around...
raynaputi
27th March 2010, 11:04
thanks rayna..il check the website...actually we are going to visit tagaytay to look around...
No problem..:xxgrinning--00xx3: lots of my friends, including my 2 cousins, who got married went to that site for help..and for tagaytay, checkouat tagaytay highlands..really great place and has a beautiful church..though the place is really pricey..
estherboaz
27th March 2010, 11:27
thanks rayna..il check the website...actually we are going to visit tagaytay to look around...
tagaytay is a very nice place to get married.
:xxgrinning--00xx3: (the picture i attached is my actual wedding day pic)
bornatbirth
27th March 2010, 11:40
tagaytay is a very nice place to get married.
:xxgrinning--00xx3: (the picture i attached is my actual wedding day pic)
what hotel was that, i was thinking of the taal vista for ours but to far for everyone to go.
Arthur Little
27th March 2010, 11:48
tagaytay is a very nice place to get married.
:xxgrinning--00xx3: (the picture i attached is my actual wedding day pic)
Wow :cwm24: ... what a beautiful setting for a wedding, Esther!
cheeky
27th March 2010, 13:22
[QUOTE=estherboaz;212904]tagaytay is a very nice place to get married.
:xxgrinning--00xx3: (the picture i attached is my actual wedding day pic)[/QUOT
is this in casa blanca?
joebloggs
27th March 2010, 13:33
tagaytay is a very nice place to get married.
:xxgrinning--00xx3: (the picture i attached is my actual wedding day pic)
:xxgrinning--00xx3: nice place
is the 'zoo' still there :NoNo: poor animals :cwm24:
cheeky
27th March 2010, 13:50
No problem..:xxgrinning--00xx3: lots of my friends, including my 2 cousins, who got married went to that site for help..and for tagaytay, checkouat tagaytay highlands..really great place and has a beautiful church..though the place is really pricey..
tagaytay highlands is great its where claudine barretto get married...
sars_notd_virus
27th March 2010, 15:15
actually we are going to visit tagaytay to look around...
Try Days Hotel Tagaytay http://www.dayshotel.ph/ (i used to work with them before) very beautiful weather and the view of taal lake is incredible:xxgrinning--00xx3:
give me a shout and i can give u my contact
so u can have great discounts:)
cheeky
27th March 2010, 15:43
me and fiance will have a look next week with the casa blanca mansion and hill creek...we are not really looking for a big place coz we are only expecting around 50 to 60 people so it will be nice if we could have the wedding ceremony and wedding reception in one place...one more thing that is worrying me is my fiance is not a catholic so it will be difficult for us to renew our vow in church, so we are thinking just to get a pastor..anyone here managed to get married in church even ur man is not a catholic?
cheeky
27th March 2010, 18:42
Just wanted to say to everyone thank you for all the helpful advice and ideas so far!!
estherboaz
27th March 2010, 21:15
what hotel was that, i was thinking of the taal vista for ours but to far for everyone to go.
its a private resort named casablanca.
estherboaz
27th March 2010, 21:21
Wow :cwm24: ... what a beautiful setting for a wedding, Esther!
thank you:)
[QUOTE=estherboaz;212904]tagaytay is a very nice place to get married.
:xxgrinning--00xx3: (the picture i attached is my actual wedding day pic)[/QUOT
is this in casa blanca?
yes :xxgrinning--00xx3:
:xxgrinning--00xx3: nice place
is the 'zoo' still there :NoNo: poor animals :cwm24:
zoo is quite far already.
tagaytay highlands is great its where claudine barretto get married...
its really great but its for homeowners or members only.
cheeky
27th March 2010, 21:22
[QUOTE=estherboaz;213042]its a private resort named casablanca.[/QUO
i did like casa blanca too we are going to have a look next week and decide between hill creek.. good prize not too expensive...
estherboaz
27th March 2010, 21:27
[QUOTE=estherboaz;213042]its a private resort named casablanca.[/QUO
i did like casa blanca too we are going to have a look next week and decide between hill creek.. good prize not too expensive...
:xxgrinning--00xx3: good luck on your venue hunting.
cheeky
27th March 2010, 21:33
thanks esther....when did u get married in casablanca?
estherboaz
28th March 2010, 20:42
thanks esther....when did u get married in casablanca?
january 2009.I prayed so hard not to rain that day so that the guests will enjoy the beauty of the place.:xxgrinning--00xx3:
junior02
29th March 2010, 22:05
try the coconut palace, december it appears is the best time of year to marry.
you want the full bang then i would say £5000 but that a few years ago and a better exchange rate.
get a civil wedding and a flight here is far cheaper :Erm:
Tonys £100 wont be enough then for his marriage next month.After hes paid for all the prezzies etc etc for all the in laws.:laugher::laugher::laugher:
joebloggs
29th March 2010, 22:39
Tonys £100 wont be enough then for his marriage next month.After hes paid for all the prezzies etc etc for all the in laws.:laugher::laugher::laugher:
my misses son just got wed, cost only 1,300php for the judge and registration
so he'll have £80 left :D
cheeky
30th March 2010, 17:29
I guess that puts our current cost forecasts at the other end of the scale. With return flights from the UK, and venue, food and bunch of other costs including pasture, and a few days away on honeymoon, our costs are approx £7000. So we certainly plan to spend a fair amount in having our celebration in the Philippines.....we could reduce, but as we are just having a very low key marriage in the Uk, I want to make sure my fiancee has a great family celebration and a day for her and I to remember.We are planning to celebrate at Tagaytay over looking the volcano.
If any great ideas for us to consider, please let us know!
Thank you.
Florge
30th March 2010, 17:47
we will get married in the uk civil wedding
and then we will renew our vows in manila
the celebration for my family to celebrate
ahhh... my plan as well.. we're hoping to renew our vows this December... and well, everything will depend on how much we can afford actually... like i said, most hotels in manila have wedding packages...
Florge
30th March 2010, 17:48
I guess that puts our current cost forecasts at the other end of the scale. With return flights from the UK, and venue, food and bunch of other costs including pasture, and a few days away on honeymoon, our costs are approx £7000. So we certainly plan to spend a fair amount in having our celebration in the Philippines.....we could reduce, but as we are just having a very low key marriage in the Uk, I want to make sure my fiancee has a great family celebration and a day for her and I to remember.We are planning to celebrate at Tagaytay over looking the volcano.
If any great ideas for us to consider, please let us know!
Thank you.
you can visit this link: http://www.weddinginthesky.com/weddinginthesky.htm
cheeky
30th March 2010, 18:09
thanks florge
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