What time should I arrive?
Please arrive by 7:30 AM! Our wedding march will take place before the 8:00 AM Nuptial Mass, so come early, find your seat, and celebrate with us from the very beginning! No Filipino time today, the wedding march (and Father) won't wait!
What time is the reception?
Right after the ceremony! The reception venue is about 15–20 minutes from the church. We'll have refreshments and pika-pika ready while everyone settles in, with lunch served around noon. Come hungry, we've got you covered!
Why is the wedding so early?
Trust us, we asked ourselves the same question! But the universe had other plans, and apparently, one whole day of celebrating was the answer!
Coffee is highly encouraged. We know it's an early wake-up call, and we truly appreciate you making the effort to celebrate with us!
Is there a dress code?
Yes! We're going formal with a little Filipino flair!
Gentlemen: Barong Tagalog (long or short sleeves) paired with black or navy slacks.
Ladies: Formal dresses in shades of brown, from champagne and beige to mocha and chocolate.
Kindly avoid white or ivory, denim, and slippers. For more details and outfit inspiration, please visit our Dress Code page.
Dress for the photos, the memories, and a little extra sparkle!
Is parking available?
Yes! Both the church and reception venue have ample parking, so there's plenty of room for everyone. Just park, relax, and celebrate with us!
What if it rains?
Rain or shine, we'll be celebrating! Both the church and reception venues are fully covered, so the festivities will go on. Besides, they say rain on your wedding day is good luck.
Can I bring a plus one?
Only if your invitation says “+1” or specifically names your guest. If not, come solo and enjoy the celebration! We wish we could invite everyone. Our hearts are big, but seating is limited. Just running out of chairs, not love!
Can I bring my children? How about pets?
Unless previously arranged with us, we kindly ask that this be an adults-only celebration. We love your little ones and furry friends but for this day, bring stories and photos instead.
Can I take photos during the wedding ceremony?
Mass is sacred, so please be respectful. Photos are welcome during the wedding party’s walk down the aisle as long as you don’t get in the professionals’ way or block the aisle. For the rest of the Mass, we ask guests to stay unplugged and let the pros work.
Can I take photos at the reception?
Yes! Take all the photos you want at the reception. Post your favorites with #MiguelxNadine2026. We’ll like, laugh, and maybe steal one for the album.
I'd like to make a weekend out of it. Any accommodation suggestions?
We love that idea! If you're planning to stay overnight in Tagaytay before or after the wedding, send either of us a message as soon as possible. We'll gladly share nearby accommodation recommendations and help you plan your stay. Since December is a busy season in Tagaytay, we recommend booking early.
What should I bring as a gift?
Your presence is the greatest gift. If you would still like to bless us, a monetary gift would be warmly appreciated as we begin our new life together. We don’t have space for extra toasters yet.
Anything else I have to know?
Relax, enjoy the day, and spread good vibes (and lots of laughter). Salamat!