Mexican and filipino wedding

Going back centuries to the Manila – Acapulco Galleon Trade, the relationship between the Philippines and Mexico is one best defined by what it shares: sweet and savory culinary delights, religious traditions, family values, vocabularies, and even its most common last names. Just listen to Filipinos speak and you’ll hear the many words rooted in Spanish. And for every Cruz, Reyes, and Garcia you’ll find in Mexico City, there are just as many people with the same surname in Manila. These…

From the ancient Mayan traditions to the flamenco dancers to the hand-painted escort cards, this destination beach wedding in Mexico is all kinds of special.

An elevated Mexican contemporary vibe was the inspiration behind this sophisticated yet laid-back rehearsal dinner for M&A at Rosewood Mayakoba. The event had a unique focus on modern Mexican handcrafted items and a curated food and drink selection made this luxury destination wedding weekend a one-of-a-kind experience. #rwmayakoba #rosewoodmayakoba . . . Photo: @alfonsofloreswp Venue: @rwmayakoba Planning & Design: @hugomartin_weddings Hotel Liaison: @pam_creatingmoments Florals…

A large wedding lasso rosary placed around the bride and groom as a symbol of unity is a popular tradition in Mexican, Filipino & Spanish communities

Going back centuries to the Manila – Acapulco Galleon Trade, the relationship between the Philippines and Mexico is one best defined by what it shares: sweet and savory culinary delights, religious traditions, family values, vocabularies, and even its most common last names. Just listen to Filipinos speak and you’ll hear the many words rooted in Spanish. And for every Cruz, Reyes, and Garcia you’ll find in Mexico City, there are just as many people with the same surname in Manila. These…

DIY Filipino Mexican coin cord Veil

This couple loves Filipino culture so much that they made sure their wedding pays homage to the beauty of our traditions.