4 Points of Concern when Planning any Destination Wedding in the Philippines

When it comes to destination weddings in the Philippines, one major consideration is scenery—you don’t want to hold a destination wedding where it isn’t scenic. But you wouldn’t want your scene to be ruined by bad weather or wouldn’t want a destination where the wedding format can’t be held there (like an outdoor Catholic wedding) so here are some key points to keep in mind.

Time of the Year

This is important because different destinations may vary in pricing depending on what time of year. If you are working on a tight budget, it would be prudent to book a destination during low seasons but do mind that for places like Boracay, fewer people means weak nightlife so the after party’s going to be part of the couple’s responsibility as hosts.

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Weather Pattern

As with considering the seasonal tourism, it is also important to consider seasonal… well, season. This is truer if you’re celebrating an outdoor destination wedding because rain will dampen your big day. But even for indoor & church weddings, you have to consider weather because humidity can affect makeup, rain & flooding can make the entourage late, and too hot a sun is going to smelt your wedding cake.

Wedding Format

There may be no rules to love but there are definitely rules on how to be wed so make sure that, when considering a destination wedding, take format into account. You can’t have a Catholic wedding outside the church so if you want a Catholic destination wedding in the Philippines, you’re going to want to book places like Calaruega, Paco Park, Nuestra Señora Del Pilar, or Casa San Pablo. For outdoor weddings, you have to go civil. Some religions are OK to get wed outdoors, too.

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.Videographer

You can take yourself to a destination but can you take a destination back with you? If you want to keep a memory for your wedding, especially since it’s going to be all about the scenery, make sure that you hire a wedding videographer that specializes in capturing not only the very important moments of your big day but also the very special place where it’s going to be held. Make sure that your videographer specializes or at least has had experience in shooting a destination wedding.



Of course, there is always going to be mishaps when it comes to any wedding. The weather might not be as fine as you’d hope, not everything might get captured on film, sweat can make makeup go all over the place but, wherever it may be, what’s important in any destination wedding in the Philippines isn’t the destination but the couple’s journey of love.