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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Unfortunately, these wedding estimates don't seem to hold true anymore today.



    So far I've been getting mid-range suppliers and still my total is way above the range they indicated. [emoji21]

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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Unfortunately, these wedding estimates don't seem to hold true anymore today.



    So far I've been getting mid-range suppliers and still my total is way above the range they indicated. [emoji21]

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    I spent more than that in my wedding kasi andami pa wala dyan like wines, lechon, wedding organizer, wedding singer(s), flowers (do take note spend like 30k here, kasi sobrang bare ng venue, kinasal ako sa Edsa Shang and good thing magaling ang flower suppliers namen, pero free na sa edsa Shang ang bridal limo as well as wedding cake and also 1 upgrade suite for the bride and her family and 1 for my family plus another consecutive night sa suite kami Dalwa na lang, I had a free night pa on anniv pero ki-nlaim ko na din as third night for the room, with 2 bfast for two sa heat.

    Other thing pa to consider, Pagkain sa bride room, kasi dun madami Tao before wedding, makeup artists, wedding assistants, bridesmaids and of course the bride's family. Kainan sila dun. Plus the tips, I gave 7k tip to ball room captain waiter. And also tips for the wedding organizer's assistants.

    Ano pa ba, ah I spent 7k sa leather shoes. And 15k sa coat and bow tie ko sa Kingsmen yun sa Shang din pero mura pa noon

    prepare ka na juts, mga one month after wedding, andoks saka isang Rice cooker na lang lagi dinner nyo. Dyan na kayo magsisimula tumaba

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    Quote Originally Posted by minicarph View Post
    I spent more than that in my wedding kasi andami pa wala dyan like wines, lechon, wedding organizer, wedding singer(s), flowers (do take note spend like 30k here, kasi sobrang bare ng venue, kinasal ako sa Edsa Shang and good thing magaling ang flower suppliers namen, pero free na sa edsa Shang ang bridal limo as well as wedding cake and also 1 upgrade suite for the bride and her family and 1 for my family plus another consecutive night sa suite kami Dalwa na lang, I had a free night pa on anniv pero ki-nlaim ko na din as third night for the room, with 2 bfast for two sa heat.

    Other thing pa to consider, Pagkain sa bride room, kasi dun madami Tao before wedding, makeup artists, wedding assistants, bridesmaids and of course the bride's family. Kainan sila dun. Plus the tips, I gave 7k tip to ball room captain waiter. And also tips for the wedding organizer's assistants.

    Ano pa ba, ah I spent 7k sa leather shoes. And 15k sa coat and bow tie ko sa Kingsmen yun sa Shang din pero mura pa noon

    prepare ka na juts, mga one month after wedding, andoks saka isang Rice cooker na lang lagi dinner nyo. Dyan na kayo magsisimula tumaba
    I'm amused - this is actually some pretty useful info coming from you. Refreshing. [emoji16]

    We'll be having a garden reception in Tagaytay so the flowers for the reception aren't a problem. The crew meals have also been taken into account. I haven't bought a suit yet for my wedding, although I'm looking for one now for my friend's wedding in March. Might have it tailored if I can't find a decent coat off the rack.

    I've never been extravagant with my food spending so I think I'll be fine even after the wedding. But thanks for the concern. [emoji6]

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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    I'm amused - this is actually some pretty useful info coming from you. Refreshing. [emoji16]

    We'll be having a garden reception in Tagaytay so the flowers for the reception aren't a problem. The crew meals have also been taken into account. I haven't bought a suit yet for my wedding, although I'm looking for one now for my friend's wedding in March. Might have it tailored if I can't find a decent coat off the rack.

    I've never been extravagant with my food spending so I think I'll be fine even after the wedding. But thanks for the concern. [emoji6]

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    Yun mga sinasabi sa mga wedding exhibits na wag mo pansinin

    1. kesyo dapat daw bongga bridal cake, no! Kasi busog na sila sa food and sweets ng catering. Di na mapapansin yan. Wag ka na gumastos malaki dyan

    2. Kesyo dapat the best photo and video top of the industry, No! Basta may talent at mabilis kagad mag on the dot editing para ma-play kagad habang nag-dinner. Don't ever think that your friends will watch the entire length of your wedding video sa FBI
    Or YouTube, most of the time if fast forward nila kung San sila nakita sa camera. But dapat yun videographer nyo may interview section sa mga guests, you know well wishers. Your friends will comment the best wedding I ve been to, congrats etc. etc.
    etc. ang tutoo gusto lang nila makita gown nila sa footage. So make sure meron ka nun interview portion na yun.

    3. Gown ewan ko na lang sa future wife mo. Pero wife ko after 5 years, nilabas na din sa closet hiya yun wedding gown nya kasi parang naninilaw na. At least sya nag-initiate. Tapos sya na din nag-reminsce, nanghihinayang sya sa gastos sa wedding gown .. pero kung fit na maman wife mo , fine get her the best gown. But kung mataba, kahit ano Gawin nya dyan sa gown wala mangyayari sa photo and video, sa video pa naman you tend to look larger pa . Ako nag-gym ako ng 3 hours on the day before my wedding day

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    Quote Originally Posted by minicarph View Post
    Yun mga sinasabi sa mga wedding exhibits na wag mo pansinin

    1. kesyo dapat daw bongga bridal cake, no! Kasi busog na sila sa food and sweets ng catering. Di na mapapansin yan. Wag ka na gumastos malaki dyan

    2. Kesyo dapat the best photo and video top of the industry, No! Basta may talent at mabilis kagad mag on the dot editing para ma-play kagad habang nag-dinner. Don't ever think that your friends will watch the entire length of your wedding video sa FBI
    Or YouTube, most of the time if fast forward nila kung San sila nakita sa camera. But dapat yun videographer nyo may interview section sa mga guests, you know well wishers. Your friends will comment the best wedding I ve been to, congrats etc. etc.
    etc. ang tutoo gusto lang nila makita gown nila sa footage. So make sure meron ka nun interview portion na yun.

    3. Gown ewan ko na lang sa future wife mo. Pero wife ko after 5 years, nilabas na din sa closet hiya yun wedding gown nya kasi parang naninilaw na. At least sya nag-initiate. Tapos sya na din nag-reminsce, nanghihinayang sya sa gastos sa wedding gown .. pero kung fit na maman wife mo , fine get her the best gown. But kung mataba, kahit ano Gawin nya dyan sa gown wala mangyayari sa photo and video, sa video pa naman you tend to look larger pa . Ako nag-gym ako ng 3 hours on the day before my wedding day
    My cake is just free from my caterer. Don't really mind at all as long as they get the design right. Only one layer is edible anyway.

    I splurged a bit on my videographer because I really like his style. Among the dozens of SDEs I've watched on YouTube and Vimeo, his videos stand out because they tell a good story and the cinematography is very candid and natural.

    For the photog, I spent weeks researching and comparing different suppliers. Surprisingly, we ended up with a photog that wasn't on my shortlist. We met him at last week's wedding fair and I was pleasantly suprised at how clean his post-processing was. Nakakaumay kasi yung overexposed photos na common sa mga photogs ngayon.

    I haven't paid much attention to the gown although my fiancé and I share the same sentiments - it doesn't have to be expensive because you only wear it once, and perfect fit trumps brand name so it's all about getting it tailored right. And yes I agree that gowns really look better if you're not fat.

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    We live in a very shallow world

    My former model cousin (ramp not starlet or car show model) is chubby now. She used to be skinny at 5'8" 109 lbs but I bet she will still look good in a gown in spite of gaining weight.

    Wow! OB I am getting tired of your trolling. AND YES I AM FAT.

    Siguro pag pumunta ako ng EB naligo na ko sa pintas
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    Buy 1 pc 10mm deep socket or cut this LOL
    Wala kasi stock sa wilcon kahapon hehehe

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    Quote Originally Posted by ninjababez View Post
    Buy 1 pc 10mm deep socket or cut this LOL
    Wala kasi stock sa wilcon kahapon hehehe

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    sayang naman

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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    My cake is just free from my caterer. Don't really mind at all as long as they get the design right. Only one layer is edible anyway.

    I splurged a bit on my videographer because I really like his style. Among the dozens of SDEs I've watched on YouTube and Vimeo, his videos stand out because they tell a good story and the cinematography is very candid and natural.

    For the photog, I spent weeks researching and comparing different suppliers. Surprisingly, we ended up with a photog that wasn't on my shortlist. We met him at last week's wedding fair and I was pleasantly suprised at how clean his post-processing was. Nakakaumay kasi yung overexposed photos na common sa mga photogs ngayon.

    I haven't paid much attention to the gown although my fiancé and I share the same sentiments - it doesn't have to be expensive because you only wear it once, and perfect fit trumps brand name so it's all about getting it tailored right. And yes I agree that gowns really look better if you're not fat.

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    1 month honeymoon pa...Don't forget that expense.


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    #17210
    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Unfortunately, these wedding estimates don't seem to hold true anymore today.



    So far I've been getting mid-range suppliers and still my total is way above the range they indicated. [emoji21]

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    thats why some couples is skipping marriage althogether or doing the civil(judge and mayor) option due to financial constraints...i had an experience where the reception was in cabalen ATC..

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    I have attended four(4) wedding events already this month..(this year), all in Tagaytay...

    Iba na talaga ang mga wedding ceremonies/celebrations these days............. Bongga ka 'Day....

    [And a fifth one this weekend,- this time in McKinley....]....Whew!

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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    My cake is just free from my caterer. Don't really mind at all as long as they get the design right. Only one layer is edible anyway.

    I splurged a bit on my videographer because I really like his style. Among the dozens of SDEs I've watched on YouTube and Vimeo, his videos stand out because they tell a good story and the cinematography is very candid and natural.

    For the photog, I spent weeks researching and comparing different suppliers. Surprisingly, we ended up with a photog that wasn't on my shortlist. We met him at last week's wedding fair and I was pleasantly suprised at how clean his post-processing was. Nakakaumay kasi yung overexposed photos na common sa mga photogs ngayon.

    I haven't paid much attention to the gown although my fiancé and I share the same sentiments - it doesn't have to be expensive because you only wear it once, and perfect fit trumps brand name so it's all about getting it tailored right. And yes I agree that gowns really look better if you're not fat.

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    Re: the gown getting a really nice one only matters if your wife to be is the type who'd like to pass it on to your daughter. Otherwise, money better spent elsewhere imho.

    For me the food has to be good. It can be simple fare but it has to be good and served timely. That's the one thing that guests remember the most.

    Sad truth is most suppliers overprice when it comes to weddings. And you can't really get the cheapest guys because they tend to be the ones that let people down.

    Remember the wedding is mostly for the bride. If you can, get her what she wants. You only get married once. (Hopefully) 😉

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    1 month honeymoon pa...Don't forget that expense.


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    Yeah I've budgeted that as well. Not a month-long trip though, a week is enough for us.
    Quote Originally Posted by Wh1stl3r View Post
    Re: the gown getting a really nice one only matters if your wife to be is the type who'd like to pass it on to your daughter. Otherwise, money better spent elsewhere imho.

    For me the food has to be good. It can be simple fare but it has to be good and served timely. That's the one thing that guests remember the most.

    Sad truth is most suppliers overprice when it comes to weddings. And you can't really get the cheapest guys because they tend to be the ones that let people down.

    Remember the wedding is mostly for the bride. If you can, get her what she wants. You only get married once. (Hopefully) [emoji6]
    We're not splurging on the gown so we're not eyeing for the top-tier designers. She's got a shortlist of a few up and coming ateliers with more reasonable prices, although we really haven't given it much thought since the wedding is still quite far off.

    For the food, we had to spend a bit because out-of-town fees in Tagaytay are quite high. Just got a mid-range package though then we'll just add snacks after the church ceremony and of course cocktails at the reception before the program starts.

    In the FB group, there are a lot of "budgetarian brides" as they call themselves. Cheapest like this and that. Every now and then there are some really good finds, but for the most part you really get what you pay for. It takes a lot of research to find great suppliers at relatively low prices, but the savings are worth the effort.

    I agree that the wedding is mostly for the bride. I've been quite frugal my entire working life, so this is one of the moments that I splurge a bit to make our one and only wedding a beautiful and memorable one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post

    For the food, we had to spend a bit because out-of-town fees in Tagaytay are quite high. Just got a mid-range package though then we'll just add snacks after the church ceremony and of course cocktails at the reception before the program starts.
    Bro- If the reception area where the cocktails are going to be served is just a few minutes drive from the church,- in the weddings I recently attended,- about 15min drive as Tagaytay traffic is not that bad after the intersection with Alfonso/Bag of Beans,- then I would recommend to forego of the snacks after the church ceremony... Baka maging messy pa kasi.. I am sure the guests would adjust to the arrangements, naman and would not mind..


    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    I agree that the wedding is mostly for the bride. I've been quite frugal my entire working life, so this is one of the moments that I splurge a bit to make our one and only wedding a beautiful and memorable one.
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    I can agree no less bro. Still is a balancing act though, which we know you're good at...

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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Yeah I've budgeted that as well. Not a month-long trip though, a week is enough for us. We're not splurging on the gown so we're not eyeing for the top-tier designers. She's got a shortlist of a few up and coming ateliers with more reasonable prices, although we really haven't given it much thought since the wedding is still quite far off.

    For the food, we had to spend a bit because out-of-town fees in Tagaytay are quite high. Just got a mid-range package though then we'll just add snacks after the church ceremony and of course cocktails at the reception before the program starts.

    In the FB group, there are a lot of "budgetarian brides" as they call themselves. Cheapest like this and that. Every now and then there are some really good finds, but for the most part you really get what you pay for. It takes a lot of research to find great suppliers at relatively low prices, but the savings are worth the effort.

    I agree that the wedding is mostly for the bride. I've been quite frugal my entire working life, so this is one of the moments that I splurge a bit to make our one and only wedding a beautiful and memorable one.

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    Funny thing is, if you ask the guys who cater to other events as well, you'll find that they charge less for the same stuff if it's not a wedding. 😞

    Another thing I forgot to mention is the importance of an on the day wedding coordinator. Someone who makes sure suppliers come on time and things go on smoothly and as scheduled.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CVT View Post


    Bro- If the reception area where the cocktails are going to be served is just a few minutes drive from the church,- in the weddings I recently attended,- about 15min drive as Tagaytay traffic is not that bad after the intersection with Alfonso/Bag of Beans,- then I would recommend to forego of the snacks after the church ceremony... Baka maging messy pa kasi.. I am sure the guests would adjust to the arrangements, naman and would not mind..




    I can agree no less bro. Still is a balancing act though, which we know you're good at...
    Our reception is about a 30-40 min drive from the church so some guests might get hungry along the way. I'm thinking of preparing some light snacks that they can eat while in the car en route to the reception just to be sure.

    As for the balancing act, at first I wanted to be as budgetarian as possible, but then ultimately decided that some things are worth paying extra for since the incremental happiness more than covers the incremental cost. Overall, it still doesn't exceed the original budget I allotted, which actually is less than half what my other friend is spending on her wedding (although they're sharing the cost with their parents so they really got to splurge a bit).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wh1stl3r View Post
    Funny thing is, if you ask the guys who cater to other events as well, you'll find that they charge less for the same stuff if it's not a wedding. [emoji20]

    Another thing I forgot to mention is the importance of an on the day wedding coordinator. Someone who makes sure suppliers come on time and things go on smoothly and as scheduled.
    Oh yes, wedding inflation is very real. Costs go up around 10-20% a year, much much higher than the average inflation rate of 2-3%. [emoji58]

    The OTD coord is the next supplier we're eyeing to book. I've read a lot of stories of how all the hard work for the preps came undone because of a crappy coordinator.

    After the med board exams in September, we plan to drill down every single detail to make sure everything's taken care of.

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    I say give your wife to be whatever she wants for the wedding. If you have to splurged on name brand gown so be it. Kahit one time lang gamitin.

    Meron pa pala additonal expense yun mga jewelries na gagamitin ng bride. Additonal regalo mo pa yun plus the his and her na watches.


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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    I say give your wife to be whatever she wants for the wedding. If you have to splurged on name brand gown so be it. Kahit one time lang gamitin.

    Meron pa pala additonal expense yun mga jewelries na gagamitin ng bride. Additonal regalo mo pa yun plus the his and her na watches.


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    Bro.jut- iyang mga naglalakihan at nagkikintabang jewelries at iyang mga his and hers na branded watches ang ilan lang sa mga regalo ni Ninong shadow sa inyo....

    Opppss,- pati pala one-month na all-expense-paid honeymoon!!! Yeah!

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    Effective way to remove shortcut virus usb/cpu???? Doing step by step sa YouTube won’t work???


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