There is nothing more comfortable and fitting than having a homegrown wedding theme. One, you don’t have to stress too much about the supplies -it’s local so it’s easier to source, and two, executing the theme is like second nature – it feels natural to do because hey, you know it all your life, it’s part of your culture, it’s part of who you are.
So today, I’m dedicating this post to celebrate our rich cultural heritage. See the beauty of our local, inherently-Filipino-materials and be enamored with the Filipiniana Wedding Theme:
photo source: Veluz Reyes
photo source: Invitation Kitchen, Bridal Book
photo source: Weddings in the Philippines, Bridal Book
photo source: Bridal Book, Bridal Guide
photo source: Bride and Breakfast
photo source: Bridal Book, Serge Igonia
photo source: Etsy
photo source: Bride and Breakfast
photo source: Bridal Book, Raza Formal Wear, W@W
photo source: Bridal Book
photo source: Veluz Reyes, Quingdom
photo source: W@W
photo source: Noel Salazar
Cherryblossoms and Faeriewings 
I’m not a fan of the Barong Tagalog —believe me: it’s not Filipino (long story)— but this blogpost is just awesome nonetheless! Thank you for promoting Filipino culture even in weddings! Kudos!
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Thank you Pepe! You should see the feature I did on this Real Wedding, their theme was Fiesta inspired and they had a cool jeepney for a “bridal car” (with installed karaoke inside!). Thanks for dropping by! 🙂
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