The entourage is the wedding party: attendants who process, pose, and support the couple on the wedding day — often larger than Western bridal parties.
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More than a definition — how it shows up in your timeline, budget, and guest list.
Filipino entourages can be extensive: maid/matron of honor, best man, bridesmaids, groomsmen, coin/bible/cord bearers, flower girls, and sponsors.
Size drives cost (attire, tokens, transport) and timeline (portraits). Decide the list early and freeze it before fittings.
Entourage attire and tokens are easy to underestimate. Give them their own PHP budget lines so the couple’s gown/barong package is not silently funding everyone else.
Publish a group chat only for logistics — not decision-by-committee on the guest list.
Block portrait time on the timeline before guests get restless.
Use seating tags so entourage tables are not mixed with random relatives.
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Ninong (male) and ninang (female) are wedding godparents or sponsors who support the couple — spiritually, socially, and sometimes financially.
The barong Tagalog is formal Filipino attire often worn by the groom and male entourage — lightweight embroidered shirts paired with trousers.
A despedida de soltera is a send-off celebration for the bride (and sometimes the couple) before the wedding — often family-forward rather than club-only.
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