❄ Guest Info ❄

The Details

Wedding Rites: Madre De Dios Chapel, Tagaytay Highlands at 230PM.  

Wedding Reception: Country Club Verandah, Tagaytay Highland

Wedding Attire: Formal

Wedding Theme: Winter Wonderland (shades of blue and silver)

*Entry password will be provided in the invitation

*RSVP at least 2 weeks before the wedding date

Getting There

There are three ways to get to Tagaytay Highlands: 1. Via South Luzon Expressway  2. Via Coastal Road  3. Via Calamba Laguna. The Reception venue is 10-15 minutes drive from the Church (maps will be provided upon entry to Tagaytay Highlands). Checkout these maps for details:

Via SLEX OR Via Coastal Road

Via Calamba Laguna

While You're There

You might want to come early and explore Tagaytay Highlands.  Other facilities are also available for guests who will be checking in.  Please refer to the map and the list of Sports and Recreation activities below. 

Tagaytay Highlands Map

S&R Facilities Rates

More information can be found at

mytagaytayhighlands.weebly.com/index.html 

www.facebook.com/TagaytayHighlandsClub

Accommodations

Tagaytay Highlands is a members only property; but guests will be allowed to check in a day before until a day after the wedding.  You may coordinate with us, or call the Highlands Reservation Office at 046.483.2988 or 0917.8825927.

Being a top tourist destination, you can find heaps of accommodations in and around Tagaytay.  Here are a couple of sites that can help you plan your stay:
Trip Advisor - Tagaytay Accommodations
Tagaytay Islands Philippines - Hotels and Resorts

Etiquette
Here is an article on Filipino Wedding Etiquette

Source: http://www.weddingsatwork.com/prep_talk051203.shtml

You're Invited! 
Q & A for Wedding Guests


by: John & Benz Rana
 article originally appeared in print: 12.03.05

If it's your first time attending a wedding, what follows is a simple guide of Dos & Don'ts to get through such a social event. 

Questions & Answers

Q. I got an invite but have no plans of attending;

A. If you won't be able to attend for whatever reason, please RSVP. Give the chance the chance to assign that seat to another guest in their "waitlist."

 

Q.  What should be the proper greeting?

A. Here's the rule: Say "Congratulations" to the groom and "Best Wishes" to the bride.  If this rule gets mixed-up in your head come wedding day, just say the two phrases together and look at both of them.

Q. During the banquet, is there anything I need to know?

A. Nowadays, the Reception Program usually have the guests on each table stand up and have their picture taken with the couple before being led to the buffet.

Q. The envelope bears only my name. May I ask if I can bring a date?

A. Don't bring a date unless your invitation specifically says "and Guest."

Q. The invite says "Mr. & Mrs." Could we bring our kids?

A. Never bring the kids unless "& Family" is indicated.

Q. Could I skip the ceremony and head straight to the reception?

A. You can but you shouldn't. You are invited to the part where they exchange their "I dos."