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We are so excited to share this special day with you. As we unite two cultures and two hearts---- a beautiful blend of Filipino warmth and Canadian charm. With 13,554 km in distance and over 15hr plane ride, how beautiful it is to join 2 lives in celebration of shared dreams and diverse backgrounds.

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Take a look at some of Philippines Wedding Tradition:

With roughly 80% of Filipinos being Catholic, it has become customary for Filipino weddings to be held in a Catholic Church where many rituals and readings take place. Each ritual signifies the important values of marriage and the union of two individuals. This makes it the most sentimental part of a Filipino wedding.

Known as arras -- exchanging 13 coins usually handed from the groom to the bride as a symbol of prosperity and groom's oath to provide to the wife and the family. The coins are usually brought up by a coin bearer, similar to a ring bearer.

The veil symbolizes oneness and protection for your marriage while the Yugal or infinity shaped cord is incorporated as a representation of the couple’s bond and union and symbolizes eternity and unity. Sponsors will place the Yugal on top of the veil as the couple receives their blessing.

Men and women are asked to grab a pin and wait their turn to dance with the bride and/or groom. The money received during the dances is perceived as a sign of good fortune as they begin their journey as husband and wife.

1. Siblings should not get married in the same year as it's considered bad luck

2. Don't buy the couple knives or sharp objects as gifts as it symbolizes quarrel or bad luck

3. Rain is a sign of prosperity on your wedding day

4. Don't drop the ring, veil, cord or arras as it symbolizes a miserable wedding