Ceasar & Judy
Friday,
May 15, 2026
Caleruega Chapel of Transfiguration
The Wedding Details
We are delighted to invite you to the celebration of our marriage.
Travel time between the church and the venue is approximately 20 minutes. However, since the event falls on a Friday, we recommend allowing extra time for possible traffic.​
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Kindly be advised that the roads going to the venue are very steep. We recommend avoiding lowered cars and having an experienced driver handle the drive whenever possible.
Ceremony
Friday, May 15, 2026, 2:15 PM
Caleruega Chapel of Transfiguration
4231 Caleruega Road, Nasugbu, Batangas
Reception
Friday, May 15, 2026
Narra Hill Tagaytay
Brgy. Niyugan, Laurel, Batangas
Dress Code
STRICTLY FORMAL
LADIES:
long gowns/dresses, plain or with floral prints, sandals or heels
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GENTLEMEN:
polo or long sleeves with or without coat, pants, closed shoes
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COLOR PALETTE:
any color EXCEPT black, gray, and white
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DONT'S:
denim jeans, shorts, flip flops, crocs, sneakers, casual shirts
Plus Ones
Due to the capacity limits of our venue, we ask that guests do not bring a plus-one unless they are named on the invitation. We would love to be surrounded by only family and close friends in this very special day. We hope you understand.
Children
In order to allow our guests a day of relaxation, we have chosen for our wedding day to be an adults-only occasion, with the exception of our immediate families. We hope you respect our decision.
Our Love Story
Judy and Ceas met at work during the COVID-19 pandemic, when everyone was working from home and most conversations happened on Microsoft Teams. They were assigned to the same fund, so they talked often — at first strictly about work. Over time, they noticed through social media that they shared many interests, from anime to music and other things they both enjoyed.
first photo together, November 28, 2021
the first time they met in person, November 27, 2021
They first met in person during a coworker’s send-off, where they ended up talking the whole night and realized how easy it was to get along. After that, their conversations moved from Teams to Messenger, and they started talking more regularly.
On Christmas Eve 2021, Judy was the first to admit that she liked Ceas, and he responded by sharing the same feelings. From there, things slowly became more serious. They spent more time talking, getting to know each other, and building something that felt natural and unforced. They met again in January for their first official date at a cocktail bar to celebrate Ceas’ birthday. By May, after one very long night of talking that stretched past midnight, they realized they were already a couple — even if they still joke about whether they became official on the night of May 14 or the morning of May 15.
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​What started as work conversations turned into a friendship, then something deeper, and eventually into a partnership they’re grateful for every day.
The Proposal
On their second anniversary, Ceas and Judy booked tickets for a vacation to Balabac, Palawan. What began as a getaway for just the two of them soon turned into a shared adventure when a few close friends decided to join. Still, Ceas wanted their anniversary to remain intimate, so he secretly planned a separate celebration—a stay at their favorite hotel, Conrad Manila.
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What Judy didn’t know was that Ceas had already spoken to both of their parents about his plan to propose. He had also shared his intentions with their close friends, Coleen and Tine. In the days leading up to their anniversary, Ceas kept reminding Judy to get a manicure. True to her nature—and suspicious of a prank—Judy stubbornly refused, not wanting to be told what to do.
Palawan trip with friends, May 12, 2024
On the evening of their anniversary, as they were getting ready for dinner, Ceas stood nervously in the bathroom, fully aware that he was only minutes away from asking the most important question of his life. Then, the doorbell rang.
When Judy opened the door, she was greeted with a beautiful bouquet of flowers. Smiling, she asked Ceas if there were more surprises. Instead of answering, Ceas revealed the ring. Tears were shed. Ceas was left completely speechless—and before he could even ask the question, Judy was already saying yes.
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​Because of Judy’s determination not to get her nails done, she couldn’t take proper photos of her hand with the ring—her nails were still marked with remnants of sand and salt from their beach trip days before. But in that moment, none of it mattered. They were so wrapped up in their private joy that they didn’t even think about having formal or perfectly posed photos. What they captured instead was something far more meaningful: a moment that was genuine, imperfect, and entirely theirs.
the day they got engaged, May 15, 2024
The Wedding Party
Our Families
