EventsAv Celebrations

02/06/2017

[ MATTHEW and MARIFE ] wedding highlights
Photo: Christian Anthony M. Romero
Video: Coi Sembrano and the Freelancer
Coordination: MJ Restauro Geanga of EventsAv Celebrations
Flowers | Decor | Cake: Lovely Garcia
WeddingSingers: Tomo Dreads and Jessa
WeddingHost: Maria Norina Loy-a
VenueAndCatering: Kuting Reef
Gown: Sheryll Raakin Ang
HMua: Stanley Chanel Amper Yugi Sibi Rivera and Rjoy

02/06/2017

Hagebusch-Batestil Nuptials

Photo: Arnel Solana and team
Coordination: MJ Restauro Geanga of EventsAv Celebrations

15/03/2017

Co-organized and hosted RISE Ministries' Spoken Word Poetry Contest. Such talented kids. To God be the glory!

03/02/2017

Summer is approaching! It's that time again for....TEAMBUILDING!

Contact EventsAv and we will make sure your activity will be worthwhile!

01/02/2017

It's the month of love. Book your special moment with us.

This is "DONALD AND RIZZIE {SAME DAY EDIT}" by Cebu Filmworks on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

07/01/2017

ATM..hosting the Eloisa Royal Suites 3rd Anniversary

04/01/2017

Every soon-to-be-bride and groom deserve a memorable happy ever after. 😍😘😍

01/01/2017

The 7 Types of Grooms During Wedding Planning

They say that the true colors of a person come out during challenging times… just like when you’re planning your wedding. And while bridezilla is a popular term, it’s not just the bride who goes through the planning, right? Yep, you got it–the grooms too! And we’re sure it has revealed hidden parts of him you never knew. Ladies, can you spot which of these personalities sound like your groom-to-be?

1. The Clueless One. It’s not that he doesn’t want to help, it’s just that he doesn’t have an idea what to want! There, there.

2. The Go-Getter. “Let’s do it!” is his catchphrase. He’s the guy who funds it and makes it happen–anything, as long as you’re happy.

3. The Drunk in Love. The guy who says yes to every request because he’s just so in love with you. He even agrees with all your choices! Just look at the way he stares at you! So sweet.

4. The Frazzled. He’s getting so stressed. No one ever told him wedding planning was this hard! How come no one warned him about it?!

5. The Kanye. The groom who’s vainer than you ever thought he would be. Well, it’s his day too, after all!

6. The Fair and Square. He wants both of you to have a say in all situations because that’s the definition of compromise.

7. The Hands-On Guy. You end up getting surprised because at the end of the day it’s him who’s actually planning it more than you are! And you love him even more for it.

Did you see your groom up there? LOL! At the end of the day, what matters the most is you both love and accept each other for who you are. That’s what marriage is all about!

31/12/2016

Happiest New Year everyone. God bless us all.

31/12/2016

5 Wedding Planning Commandments Brides Should Live By

We hear you, loves! Wedding planning is one tough cookie. A lot of mental, physical, and emotional preparation happens in the period leading up to your big day. To help you ladies on your wedding planning journey, Here are bunch of wedding planning tips that brides-to-be should definitely know by heart.

1. You won’t be able to control everything.



May it be the rain, a sudden power outage while you are walking down the aisle, guests who suddenly cannot come, your bridal car breaking down, or those zits… Let go, and don’t sweat the small stuff! What really matters is how you deal with each little stumbling block. It’s how you react that makes a big difference. Just enjoy the day and learn to appreciate.

2. Focus on what is crucial.

At times, brides are so busy thinking about the D.I.Y.s, calligraphed name cards, or souvenirs that they put the necessary elements in the backseat. Prioritize what is more important, like your church and legal requirements, and all the things you need to submit to your planner before your wedding. The little details may be pretty and cute, but if your wedding files are cluttered, you will end up stressed on the day itself.

3. Prepare for rejection.


About 20-30 percent of the people you invite won’t attend. This depends on the location of your wedding (destination weddings are harder to attend), how many out-of-towners are on your list, and the timing of the event (some guests may have annual holiday or summer plans). On the other hand, everyone could accept! The same thing goes for wedding vendors–it’s possible that suppliers in your wishlist are unavailable. Treat this as a sign: If it’s not meant to be, it is not meant to be.

4. Plan to express, not to impress.

Your wedding is neither a show nor a showdown with your friends or sister-in-law. Your wedding is yours and not theirs. It will be special because you are in love with each other, and that’s all that matters. Try not to compete with others and don’t base your decisions on what will impress your guests and friends.

5. Trust and honesty are the most potent ingredients in wedding planning.



It is highly important to be completely honest with your suppliers, especially your planner. Your wedding vendors should be your go-to, most-trusted experts during the planning process. May it be your budget, the need to negotiate with the suppliers, or your frustrations and expectations. Their job will be to tell you what can and can’t work. After hiring them, trust them!

30/12/2016

11 Tips to Help You Manage Your Guest List and Make your Wedding Day a Stress Free One.

Let’s face it–guest lists are pretty tricky to handle. Filipinos are generally brought up in a very family-centric culture, which makes intimate weddings a bit hard to do. So how do you control the numbers from going up? What if they don’t reply right away? How do you really fix a guest list and do a headcount?


1. While creating your initial guest list, bear in mind that the most fun and heartfelt weddings are the intimate ones. Get the important names in there–this is your wedding, and you and your husband should ultimately be surrounded by people close to you.

2. Set a conservative number for your guests based on your budget and venue size. If your dream wedding venue can only hold a certain number of people, take it to heart. You wouldn’t want a cramped place!

3. Divide the guest list into categories.

You can’t just keep inviting people on your side of the crowd, can you? If the family members are pretty much balanced on each side, you can split the guest count and allot for the guests of the family. For example, out of 200 guests, 30 pax is allotted for the guests of the family of the groom and 30 for the guests of the family of the bride.

4. Indicate in the invitation how many seats are allotted to them. If possible, put the names of the actual invitees. You may also indicate that it is an adult affair if you don’t wish the guests to bring kids.

5. Inform the invitees early.

Distribute the invitations early, get their contact details, and remind them to confirm with you the names of those who are coming. This may be tedious, but this is an important step which you may have to repeatedly get back to in the course of the wedding.

6. A month prior to the wedding, actively contact those who have not answered the RSVP. Send another chaser a week after to those who have not replied.

7. Draft your seat plan early. Group guests into tens (or whatever number of seats are arranged in a table).

8. If you really can’t fit…

If the family is big or if there are too many relatives/family friends that your parents feel they need to invite, you can opt to have a simple dinner on another night in the comforts of your home or province.

9. If you have many friends that you find hard to fit in your set budget, you can invite them to an afterparty instead.

10. Usually, there is a greater chance to have a fallout than to overflow. So book a conservative but realistic guaranteed number of guests with your caterer.

11. You might get faster responses online.

Creating a Facebook event helps. It allows you to inform them about many things: directions, accommodations, dress code, reminders on the RSVP, etc. Especially if certain groups of guests are responsive, the others tend to be compelled to respond similarly.


As a couple, it helps to be firm with your decisions when making your guest list, so that at the end of the day the people you love will be present and celebrating with you! Those closest to you will also make time to be present in your wedding as well, so don’t stress too much. Go on and finalize that guest list!

25/12/2016

Happy Holidays! From EventsAv Celebrations 😍😘😍