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monday · 18 january 2027 · 3:00 pm
A little chapel on a big hill
Caleruega sits high in the Batulao hills, with gardens, sweeping views, and air a few degrees cooler than Manila.
We'll gather for an afternoon ceremony as the heat eases, then head down the hill for dinner and celebrations. Please arrive with time to spare—we'll begin promptly at 3:00 PM.
- 3:00 in the afternoon — sharp
- The ceremonyCaleruega — Transfiguration Chapel
Barangay Kaylaway, Nasugbu, Batangas
- Straight after
- The receptionAzienda Verde
Alfonso, Cavite — about 30 minutes from the chapel
How the day runs
The day rolls straight from the ceremony into dinner and the party, so come for the whole thing.
- 2:30
PMDoors & seatingGive yourself time for the drive up and the climb to the chapel. Please be in your seat by 2:45. - 3:00
PMThe ceremony — sharpTransfiguration Chapel, Caleruega. Three o'clock on the dot, about an hour. - 4:00
PMPhotos & the drive overHead down to Azienda Verde in Alfonso, Cavite — around 30 minutes. - 5:00
PMCocktails & receptionDinner, a few words, and the good bit — dancing. - LateLast danceStay as long as you like. We've waited a long time for this one.
getting there
Getting to Caleruega
There are two ways in: a drive up if you're local, a flight if you're not, and one good spot to base yourself in between.
- by road
- Driving up
- from overseas
- Flying in
- where to sleep
- Staying nearby
Caleruega is about two hours from Manila via Tagaytay. Please allow extra time for the drive and the 100-step climb from the car park to the chapel.
Fly into Manila (NAIA), then allow about two hours by road. January is peak season, so book flights early. Check your passport validity and visa requirements.
Base yourself in Tagaytay, not Batangas City. It sits right between the chapel and the reception, roughly two hours from Manila, and it's where the hotels and food are.
the entourage
The people standing with us
Mother of the Bride
- Ana Maria Peña
Mother of the Groom
- Nymia Atian Publico
Principal Sponsors
- Mark Aguilar&Jennie Aguilar
- Archie Mendoza&Cora Mendoza
- Clarence Atian&Dulce Fajardo Atian
- Conrado Gongon&Aliw Regala Dela Torre
- Eric Gongon&Elizabeth Malabanan
- Joseph Obrero&Nenebeth Obrero
- Chie Nepomuceno&Vicky Martinez
- Peter Publico&Cherry Publico
- Rico Angulo&Ligaya Angulo
- Arcie Aurelio&Fe Aurelio
Best Men
- Phil Publico
- Lorenzo Mercado
- Lance Ramos
Matrons of Honor
- Jahn Quevedo-Publico
- Amielle Panganiban
- Cristy Ann Ong
Secondary Sponsors
candle
- Edrian Peña&Pauline Publico
veil
- Edgardo Peña&Stepfanie Aguilar
cord
- Erwin Peña&Jyllian Aguilar
Groomsmen
- Michael Pua
- Rijo Manahan
- Chaos Pichay
- Ciro Mendoza
- Ryle Ladisla
- Felix Leyson
- John Matthew Dy
- Joshua Guzman
- Martin Jeus Libron
- Alfonso Rifareal
Bridesmaids
- Isabella Brotonel
- Cherissa Hernandez
- Joanna Alejandro
- Pearl Rafols
- Kayla Bunyi
- Chrizelle Fuertes
- Ariadne Floresca
- Danielle Pangilinan
- Jhoennyne Del Pilar
- Madeleine Jane Gongon
Flower Girls
- Elyana Selene Publico
- Edelyn Peña
Ring Bearer
- Edgardo Peña III
what to wear
Dress code
We would love to see you in your formal attire. We encourage you to wear colors inspired by our palette. Gentlemen: Barong Tagalog and black slacks. Ladies: long gown or summer formal. Tap any colour below to preview it.
Showing principal sponsors — champagne cream
Principal Sponsors
a long gown
champagne & taupe
Wedding Guests
a long gown or summer formal
lemon, sundrop, key lime, monstera, latte
good to know
Questions you might have
Can I bring a plus-one or my kids?
We would love to keep our celebration among those dearest to us, so we kindly ask that only guests named on the invitation attend. If your RSVP includes a plus-one, we'd be delighted to welcome them; otherwise, it's just you we're expecting.
While we adore your little ones, we have chosen to celebrate as an adults-only affair. We hope this gives you a well-deserved night out.
How do I get from the chapel to the reception?
It's about a 30-minute drive from Caleruega to Azienda Verde: the chapel's in Batangas, the reception's just over the line in Cavite.
What will the weather be like?
January is dry season, and up in the Batulao hills it runs a few degrees cooler than Manila: lovely in the afternoon, and properly pleasant once the sun goes down. Bring a light layer for the evening.
Where do we park?
Parking is available at the foot of the chapel, followed by a short, roughly 100-step uphill walk. Ample parking is also available at the reception venue.
When do I need to RSVP by?
Please RSVP by November 15, 2026. Earlier responses are greatly appreciated, especially for guests travelling, as they help us confirm final numbers. You may update your response at any time before the deadline.
Should we bring a gift?
The presence of our friends and family is the greatest gift of all. However, as we will be travelling back abroad after the celebration and are unable to bring gifts with us, a contribution towards our future together would be deeply appreciated. Our registry is on Zola.
the important bit
Will you be there?
Type your first and last name, and we'll open your RSVP.
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Hmm, we couldn't find that name
Try the full name on your invitation. If it still doesn't open, contact Priam or Eden.
Found you. Is this you?
One guest on the list matches that name:
Lovely to see you, !
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With all our love,
Priam & Eden





