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Moving Forward
3rd August 2012, 10:34
I will be getting married in the Philippines this September. My fiancee will be wearing a white wedding dress.
As my suit is quite old I am looking to buy a new outfit. Given the high temperatures out there, should I just go for a shirt and trousers or is it the norm to wear a suit with tie?
Leen
3rd August 2012, 11:11
you can wear Barong Tagalog :)
Terpe
3rd August 2012, 11:22
Yep, I think Barong is just perfect really, and a whole lot more practical.
It's your wedding and depends on whether AC is available, but for comfort and also bags of style a nice well fitting Barong could be considered 'de rigueur' :xxgrinning--00xx3:
Eyes O'Donnell
6th August 2012, 09:10
you can wear Barong Tagalog :) :xxgrinning--00xx3:
Steve.r
6th August 2012, 09:33
I wore some smart light chinos and a smart white shirt
Arthur Little
6th August 2012, 11:04
I wore some smart light chinos and a smart white shirt
I wore much the same ... lightweight slacks and matching cream-coloured shirt plus tie ... but, looking back :rolleyes: now wish, at the time, I'd been aware of the significance of the barong!
Arthur Little
6th August 2012, 11:19
looking back :rolleyes: now
:anerikke: ... easy to be wise AFTER THE EVENT!
lastlid
6th August 2012, 11:21
I wore a suit. My wife insisted. :icon_lol: I bought it in M and S and took it with me on the flight to the Philippines.
Steve.r
6th August 2012, 11:24
My wife bought my shirt, so I know she was ok with it :xxgrinning--00xx3:
Terpe
6th August 2012, 12:22
My wife bought my Barong :xxgrinning--00xx3:
Seems she selects all my clothes these days. :rolleyes:
Steve.r
6th August 2012, 12:42
My wife bought my Barong :xxgrinning--00xx3:
Seems she selects all my clothes these days. :rolleyes:
I guess you must be sharing the 'T' backs then... :D:action-smiley-081:
Terpe
6th August 2012, 12:52
I guess you must be sharing the 'T' backs then... :D:action-smiley-081:
:icon_lol::icon_lol:
Not with my figure :yikes:
Arjie
6th August 2012, 13:25
you can wear Barong Tagalog :):xxgrinning--00xx3::xxgrinning--00xx3::xxgrinning--00xx3::xxgrinning--00xx3::xxgrinning--00xx3:
andy222
6th August 2012, 15:13
I wore a suit. My wife insisted. :icon_lol: I bought it in M and S and took it with me on the flight to the Philippines.
Me too but not from m&s to cheap for me.:laugher:
lastlid
6th August 2012, 15:20
Me too but not from m&s to cheap for me.:laugher:
Too expensive for Dedworth....:icon_lol:
songz777
6th August 2012, 22:05
My fiancee wants me to wear a white suit at our wedding so fine by me whatever makes her happy :)
WhiteBloodAda
13th August 2012, 19:35
Barong for me, and for the old man who's coming over aswell to be the best man. All left in the capable hands of the special one. Just hope Dad's partner actually measured him correctly as he gets there one day before the wedding :P
Rhose
13th August 2012, 19:56
my husband wore barong that I bought for him. He's the one who decide what his going to wear and it looks nice to him. There's also different style of it that you can choose.
Lhailhani
13th August 2012, 20:01
yeah... barong tagalog is ok..iv'e had attended my friends wedding and her Canadian husband wore Barong Tagalog.. looks so simple yet elegant :)
malditako
14th August 2012, 11:19
my husband wore beach theme barong :)
RickyR
14th August 2012, 12:04
At my wedding I wore my MN officers uniform, I nearly died in it. My dad and friends wore barang tagalogs and looked really smart.
blackcat22
14th August 2012, 21:42
Got same there in october but I seen the wedding cost advice here did not include kitting up the entire spouse family as i'm sure few days before the wedding my fiance likely to whisper in my ear that her father feeling sad of the wedding bcoz he has nothing to wear and as soon as I agree to take him to the mall to kit him up, the mother will be like me too and the 6 sibblings also screaming me too!! setting you back another 15-20k pesos kitting up the entire family. So how did you guys that have done this before dodge this situation without appearing to be rude?
lastlid
14th August 2012, 22:05
Got same there in october but I seen the wedding cost advice here did not include kitting up the entire spouse family as i'm sure few days before the wedding my fiance likely to whisper in my ear that her father feeling sad of the wedding bcoz he has nothing to wear and as soon as I agree to take him to the mall to kit him up, the mother will be like me too and the 6 sibblings also screaming me too!! setting you back another 15-20k pesos kitting up the entire family. So how did you guys that have done this before dodge this situation without appearing to be rude?
I followed my wife's lead. She never mentioned kitting out everyone else. They all kitted themselves out. :xxgrinning--00xx3:
blackcat22
14th August 2012, 22:32
Well, you should count yourself lucky. I might not be so lucky so if so any advice how to get myself out of a tricky situation?
lastlid
14th August 2012, 22:49
Well, you should count yourself lucky. I might not be so lucky so if so any advice how to get myself out of a tricky situation?
For me it wasn't a tricky situation. I wasn't aware it was customary. Everyone arrived in normal attire for a wedding. But I did take them all to a hotspring resort in Laguna, so maybe that helped...
CAT
15th August 2012, 01:38
:xxgrinning--00xx3:Agree with BARONG as many suggested:xxgrinning--00xx3:
Lhailhani
15th August 2012, 02:06
mmmm kitting up..you should have talk both bout everything and stick with your budget.... not bad to put some extras oz sometimes that happen.. just that dont bring the father and the entire family :D just you and wife go together and do shopping for them :) i do that to my cousins :) never bring them just buy for them haha...
RickyR
15th August 2012, 09:52
Be open with your partner about your finances as you would with a western partner, be honest and discuss the budgets together. Then if unforeseen requests occur, your wife will be armed with the right information for you to decide together the best way forward, and let her respond to the request (don't get involved yourself, let your wife get the title of being stingy)
Lhailhani
15th August 2012, 09:57
Right Ricky :D let her handle things involved of her family... :)
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