What better time to get married than the season where families get together and celebrate the Holiday cheer? Christmas weddings are a dream and choosing the best location can make or break them. Good thing the Philippines is home to some of the most exquisite locations for the perfect crisp wedding. Take a look at some:
Calaruega Church (Batangas)
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Calaruega probably is one of the most famed wedding destinations around the country. But what makes it special? Aside from the cool December chill that the neighboring town of Tagaytay brings, the towering Transfiguration Chapel of Calaruega is just the perfect architectural masterpiece to complement your fairy tale of a wedding. If you’re planning to book your wedding here, you can contact them thru the ff:
Mobile no: 0921 270 9890
E-mail: caleruega_philippines@yahoo.com
It would be best to book a year before because the venue is really in demand.
San Agustin Church (Manila)
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Aside from being the oldest church in the Philippines, it was also chosen as a National Historical Landmark. Located inside Intramuros’ historic walls, San Agustin is a beautifully crafted architectural masterpiece. Its notable baroque details and trompe-l'œil ceiling make it a frontrunner in wedding spots in the Philippines. Here’s what you need to know if you plan on booking:
Mobile nos: (+63 2) 527-2746, (+63 2) 527-4052
Schedule: Monday to Friday (6:30am, 7:30am, 5:30pm), Saturday (7:00am, 5:30pm), Sunday (8:00am, 10:00am, 6:00pm)
Fernwood Gardens (Tagaytay)
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In addition to being a pleasant city brimming with breathtaking sights, Tagaytay is one of the best locations to go to during December. Experience natural beauty and breathtaking scenery at Fernwood Gardens—nestled within a 5-hectare property near the spectacular ridge above Taal Lake. Add in a touch of fresh flora and you’ve got yourself your dream wedding venue.
Casa Ibarra (Pasay City)
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Embellished with indigenous materials such as capiz shells and raffia fabric, Casa Ibarra sets a unique tone that exudes that of a traditional Pinoy wedding. Replete with good food and full-blown rental systems, this promising location offers packages that are a bang for your buck. Check this list out for more details.
Paoay Church (Ilocos)
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No one can doubt the beauty of Paoay. People from all over the country drop by this picturesque church not only for the scenery but also for its rich history. With its mix of Gothic, Baroque, and Oriental designs, it has been dubbed as one of the most romantic churches in the country. Imagine exchanging vows under the calming blue sky with the winds of Bangui rushing through you.
What makes a December wedding in the Philippines all the more inviting are the holiday breaks, which gives a lot of leeways for your loved ones to attend the most important day for you and future spouse’s new chapter.
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