An eight-page wedding invitation for Michael John G. Yao and Jhannin G. Tarrazona, set for 1 August 2027 at two in the afternoon. It lists the ceremony at Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria Church (Jaro Cathedral) in Iloilo City and the reception at SAMS 21, SAMS Ballroom, on Diversion Road in Mandurriao. The pages also name the parents of the bride and groom, the principal and secondary sponsors,…
This is a wedding invitation for Michael John G. Yao and Jhannin G. Tarrazona, dated 1 August 2027. It is addressed to their guests and gathers the practical details of the day in one place: the ceremony, the reception, the people in the entourage, the dress code and a few notes for attendees.
The opening pages give the schedule and venues. The matrimonial ceremony takes place at two o'clock in the afternoon at Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria Church, also called Jaro Cathedral, in front of Jaro Plaza in Iloilo City. The reception follows at SAMS 21, in the SAMS Ballroom on Benigno Aquino Avenue, Diversion Road, Mandurriao, Iloilo City.
The invitation names the parents of the bride, Mrs. Gina G. Tarrazona and Mr. Joselito D. Tarrazona, and the parents of the groom, Mrs. Rosalinda G. Yao and Mr. Eduardson J. Yao. It then lists the principal sponsors, a long roster that includes Vice Gov. Cecile C. Gumarin, Mayor Samuel Gumarin, Dr. Cynthia P. Ybiernas-Gallinero and Dr. Clar-J Maravilla alongside other doctors, local officials and family friends.
A separate section covers the entourage. It names the maid of honor and best man, then the bridesmaids and groomsmen, followed by the cord, candle and bible sponsors and the ring, coin and flower bearers. The dress code comes next, with emerald green gowns and black tuxedos for the principal and secondary sponsors, champagne gowns for women and black tuxedos for men in the secondary group, and semi-formal dresses or polo shirts for guests, with denim not allowed.
The closing pages give a timeline of the day: the matrimonial ceremony, church photo ops, pika pika, dinner with a program and an after party. Guests are asked to share photos using the hashtag #MIKEJHAgToForever. A short note says the couple requests presence and prayers rather than gifts, suggesting a monetary gift instead, and a final page explains that plus ones cannot be accommodated and that the celebration is adults only, except for the entourage.