Venues We've Transformed
Big ballrooms, cozy chapels, and everything in between — here are some of our favorite spaces we've had the pleasure of working with.
Big ballrooms, cozy chapels, and everything in between — here are some of our favorite spaces we've had the pleasure of working with.
Venue 01
A clifftop lawn at Baguio Country Club ringed by pines and rustic log railings, where marquees, ceremony arches, and long dinner tables are set against an open sweep of Cordillera mountains and sky.

This couple leaned into color: a sage-green arched stage and swagged drapery, fringed lampshade pendants, and a blush-and-cream checkerboard dance floor under a clear-top marquee. Florals ran the sherbet spectrum, with peach roses, lavender stock, blue hydrangea, and pops of orange gerbera down long candlelit tables, while a ruffled white cake and an anthurium-dotted curtain wall kept the details playful.

A sunny Mediterranean mood under a white-draped tent: sunflowers, yellow gerberas, and peach roses arranged with blue hydrangea, styled alongside blue-and-white porcelain vases and stacks of fresh lemons. Suspended greenery hoops, taper candles, and wooden crossback chairs kept the look breezy through golden hour and into a warmly lit garden evening.

A graphic, modern take on the garden ceremony: clouds of baby's breath shaped the arch and lined the aisle, set against black crossback chairs and a guest list dressed in black. The couple exchanged vows on a round white dais with gold chairs, white plinths, lanterns, and all-white blooms, the lawn opening straight onto the mountain skyline.

An intimate al fresco dinner perched over the mountain range: long wooden tables with whitewashed crossback chairs, runners of baby's breath and greenery, and thickets of white taper candles under a canopy of string lights. Copper lanterns, a greenery-crowned welcome sign, and a gilded mirror seating chart rounded out the warm, unfussy styling.

A citrus-grove reception where full trees strung with lemons shaded dark wood tables set with black candlesticks, white carnations, and bells of Ireland. By night, sheer drapes and a dense ceiling of fairy lights turned the lawn into a glowing canopy for dinner and dancing, with a thatched-umbrella station handing out rolled shawl favors from wicker baskets.

A bridal party moment on the marquee dance floor: flowing blush chiffon gowns against the sage-green arched band stage, sheer curtains, and a soft checkerboard floor. The muted green-and-blush pairing shows how the tent build reads as a finished interior, not a temporary structure.
Venue 02
A pine-shaded garden estate in Baguio where ceremonies spill across open lawns and gravel courtyards, and the stately house, with its wrought-iron staircase and fireplace salon, keeps the party going indoors.

A soaring wall of swagged peach drapery set the stage for this reception, strung beneath a canopy of cafe lights and paired with taupe linens, black bentwood chairs, and black candlesticks holding white tapers. Centerpieces mixed white lilies, roses, and chamomile with wispy grasses, echoed in the ground florals that spilled around the head table and the tulle-skirted cake display. The ceremony kept it airy: a simple round white platform on the lawn, ringed by guests and soft white aisle blooms.

This couple kept everything in soft whites and creams: a full floral arch anchoring the head table, long dinner tables dressed in blush-cream linen with gold-rimmed chargers and gold cutlery, and single-stem gerberas and roses in clear bud vases. Black candlestick holders with white tapers ran the length of every table, and baby's breath posies hung from the wooden crossback aisle chairs. As dusk settled over the pines, the whole reception glowed by candlelight.

For an intimate garden ceremony, this couple chose a sculptural backdrop of wind-caught white tulle shaped like a giant bloom, with aisle arrangements of hot pink, coral, and peach roses against powder-blue hydrangea. Dinner was a single grand round table built around a moss-wrapped tree hung with firework fairy lights, set with cream draped linens, cane-back Louis chairs, brass candelabras, and blue ribbon bows at each place. By nightfall the tree glowed over the candlelit table like a scene from a storybook.

This celebration moved between bold and soft with total confidence. Outdoors, asymmetric floral pillars of fuchsia roses, tangerine blooms, lilac hydrangea, and preserved foliage framed the bridal portraits; indoors, the salon wore tangerine draped linens beside a teal-and-white checkerboard floor, with colored-glass candlesticks, oncidium orchids, fresh papaya, and a carved heron by the cake. Ivory tablescapes with stone chargers and black tapers, plus urns and candles cascading down the grand staircase, kept the quieter corners just as considered.

A wildly original brief brought the palengke to the garden: serpentine banquet tables ran with lettuces, cabbages, green bananas, halved papayas, and string beans as the centerpiece, punctuated by sunflowers and birds of paradise in stone-filled vessels. The ceremony wrapped guests in a circle of fern, palm, and sunflower ground arrangements, and the couple exchanged vows beneath a windswept crescent arch of baby's breath. Fresh, playful, and unmistakably Filipino.
Venue 03
Baguio Country Club's Ballroom is a warm timber-and-stone hall with antler chandeliers and the scale for full ceiling drapery, long-table dinners, and candlelight by the hundreds.

Wine-red velvet runners spilled off bare wooden farm tables, set against blush and fuchsia roses, cotton stems, taper candles, and gold accents. Overhead, clouds of baby's breath and cafe string lights softened the hall's timber beams and antler chandeliers. The result was rich and romantic without losing the room's rustic warmth.

This pair brought a meadow inside: moss runners spread across serpentine tables, planted with lavender roses, purple asters, blue hydrangea, and tall agapanthus. Slim black candlesticks, green pressed-glass goblets, and hand-lettered wooden signs kept the look garden-wild but considered, while beam lighting cut through the room like sunrays. Lush, painterly, and completely unexpected in a ballroom.

A graphic black-and-white brief, carried out with sculptural black table lamps, cream gerbera daisies on long stems, smoked glass goblets, and black satin runners over white linen. Gold cross-back chairs with black cushions, ribbon-tied favor tins, and a glossy white dance floor sharpened the monochrome look, while grey drapery softened the timber ceiling. Modern, editorial, and quietly playful.

A set of favorite moments from several receptions styled in this hall: a greenery-laden head table glowing against pink-lit timber walls, canopies of foliage hung with glass baubles over the dance floor, an all-white sweetheart table banked in roses and baby's breath, and a peach-and-champagne dinner lit by crystal candelabras. Different couples, different palettes, one room that carries them all.

This couple asked for a room lit almost entirely by flame: hundreds of votives running down long tables set with single-stem white roses, phalaenopsis orchids, and strands of pearls. Soft fabric draping transformed the ceiling, with crystal chandeliers overhead and a round white platform for their first dance. The palette stayed strictly ivory and champagne, warm, hushed, and glowing.
Venue 04
Thunderbird's whitewashed, Santorini-style terraces and poolside decks put the West Philippine Sea right at the edge of the reception floor, a rare Mediterranean backdrop in La Union.
Venue 05
A hilltop chapel of river stone and soaring log-beam timber, open on all sides to the Baguio sky — a dramatic canvas that lets florals do the storytelling.

This couple asked for a chapel that felt overgrown in the best way: meadow-style beds of peach roses, orange gerberas, lavender agapanthus, purple hydrangea, yellow oncidium, and blush stock spilling along the aisle and climbing the stone pillars, threaded with ferns and trailing green amaranthus. Copper lanterns grounded the entrance installation, and a draped satin welcome banner — plus their own flower dog in a sage bow — set the playful, garden-party tone. Bright, joyful color against raw stone and timber, with the mountain haze as a backdrop.

A serene, all-white ceremony built almost entirely from baby's breath — airy trees and ground clouds of gypsophila at the entrance, sheer tulle drapery against the stone wall, and low borders of white roses and candlelight running the full length of the aisle. The couple kept the palette strictly white and green, letting the chapel's log benches and stone pillars supply the warmth. Soft, hushed, and quietly romantic.

A dreamy cool-toned palette of lilac, mauve, and periwinkle: lavender roses, purple asters, blue hydrangea, lisianthus, and white roses massed in loose garden beds along the aisle, punctuated by black lanterns with pillar candles. The groom's dusty blue suit, the bride's hand-tied bouquet of blue and lavender blooms, and flower girls in lilac organza with fresh flower crowns carried the color story through every detail. Painterly and romantic against the chapel's grey stone.

A tonal study in ivory and silver-green: towering installations of baby's breath, cream roses, and dusty miller framing the chapel's stone wall, with a crystal candelabra of taper candles glowing at the center. No bright color at all — just texture, softness, and candlelight against raw stone.
Venue 06
A pine-framed hilltop lawn above Baguio's rolling fairways, Manduto sets outdoor ceremonies against misty mountain-city views.

This couple went sleek and sculptural: twin concrete-finish arch panels dressed in white roses and hydrangea, set on a round white ceremony deck overlooking the fog-draped hills. The reception carried the idea to the table, where river stones, green grapes, and fresh white lilies ran down satin linens beside gold-rimmed chargers and votive candles. A pearl-strand bouquet with cream anthuriums and a soft sepia first dance under ceiling drapes rounded out the clean, gallery-like mood.

A full lavender story on the hilltop lawn: a circular arch packed with purple roses, statice, and trailing greens, echoed by lilac, blush, and violet clusters lining the grass aisle. White-draped plinths held lantern lamps and rose arrangements, while cane-back and crossback chairs kept the garden setting light and natural. The entourage's mauve gowns and the bride's magenta-and-purple bouquet tied the palette together against pine trees and sweeping city views.
Venue 07
A glass-and-timber chapel perched among Baguio's pines, where soaring wooden trusses, a slatted cross, and floor-to-ceiling windows let the mountain forest become the backdrop of every ceremony.
Venue 08
A soaring Baguio parish church with blush-pink vaulted ceilings, a gilded Gothic-style retablo, brass chandeliers, and stained glass that turns every processional photo golden.
Venue 09
Baguio Country Club's Convention Hall is a wide, high-ceilinged indoor space that takes full-room draping beautifully, turning a blank hall into an intimate, candlelit dinner setting.
Venue 10
A timber-framed lodge tucked into the pines of Camp John Hay, where vaulted wooden ceilings and wraparound log balconies make Baguio's mountain air part of the styling.
Venue 11
A grand log-and-stone clubhouse tucked into the pines of Camp John Hay, where soaring timber beams, wrought-iron lantern chandeliers, and a sweeping staircase lend Baguio weddings a warm mountain-lodge glow.

This couple leaned into crisp green and white: tall calla lilies rising from slim glass vases over lush foliage runners, clouds of baby's breath, and white taper candles running the length of long farm tables lined with cross-back chairs. The clubhouse's grand log staircase was dressed in white roses, trailing greenery, lanterns, and pillar candles for the entourage portraits and the couple's entrance, while string lights canopied the reception floor below.

An all-white, candlelit dinner beneath the clubhouse's iron lantern chandeliers: champagne linens, gold-framed oval-back chairs, and low posies of white roses and baby's breath ringed by dozens of votives and pillar candles. The long banquet tables converge on the great stone fireplace, letting the lodge's timber-and-stone bones carry the drama while the tablescape stays soft, warm, and glowing.
Venue 12
A hillside garden retreat in Baguio where stone archways and old pines frame open-air ceremonies and starlit receptions.