Eleven o'clock in the morning

Ceremony at San Martino Church

Cocktail Hour in San Martino courtyard

Lunch Reception in Sansovino Theatre

After Party with open bar in Ottone Cantina

(All these events are in CastelBrando)

Attire: Cocktail, semi-formal, formal, traditional formal attire (e.g., barong tagalog, sari, print dress), etc. We'd love to celebrate the diversity of our families and friends! If you're looking for inspiration, here is a colour palette.

Formal Invitations: English | Italian

Unity Candle - The lighting of the unity candle is a symbol of God's presence at the union, and two souls and families coming together.

Coins - The tradition of exchanging coins, or arras, during a Filipino wedding ceremony symbolizes the couple's mutual prosperity and oath to provide.

Veil - The veil symbolizes oneness and protection for their marriage.

Cord - The cord symbolizes eternity and unity, and walking the world as equals.

Polvoron - Shortbread cookies made with toasted flour, powdered milk, butter, and sugar.

Bomboniere - Small gifts to serve as a reminder of the wedding day spent together and a way to thank the guests for their presence and gifts.

Confetti - Five sugarcoated almonds to show the marriage is indivisible, and symbolize the bittersweetness of marriage and the beginning of a new life.