Draft · dates, times and photography are placeholders — see README
The ceremony space at Nhue Studio, looking through the glass wall to the long banquet table beyond.

We're getting married

Jude & Rox

Date to be confirmed

Nhue Studio, Makati

Portrait of the couple
1200 × 1600
Photography to follow — see README

Let's celebrate love, laughter, and everything after.

Together with our families, we, Jude and Rox, joyfully invite you to celebrate our union in marriage — one room, one long table, one evening.

Date
To be confirmed
Ceremony
Call time TBC
Where
Nhue Studio
Chino Roces Ext., Makati

01 — How we got here

Our story

Story image A
1400 × 1750
Story image B
900 × 1200

[Two short paragraphs from the couple. Keep it brief — guests skim this section and go looking for the schedule. How you met, and the moment you knew, is plenty.]

The day

02 — The order of the evening

The day, in order

  1. TBC

    Guest arrival

    Registration and souvenir table by the entrance. Come early — Makati traffic is its own event.

  2. TBC

    Ceremony

    In the studio, facing the glass.

  3. TBC

    Photographs

    Family and entourage groupings, then everyone else.

  4. TBC

    Mimosa hour

    Mimosa bar and the grazing table while the room is turned over.

  5. TBC

    Dinner

    A seated three-course dinner at one long table. Look for your name on the table numbers.

  6. TBC

    The rest of the night

    Toasts, then whatever the evening becomes.

03 — Getting there

Nhue Studio

Reception layout at Nhue Studio: one long banquet table under black track lighting, set against the studio's glass wall.
The reception layout, designed by Magari.

Nhue Studio
Chino Roces Extension
Makati City

  • Getting here [Building, floor and unit to be confirmed with the venue. The map below finds Nhue Studio by name until then.]
  • Parking [Parking arrangement to be confirmed with the venue.]
  • Leave early Chino Roces Extension backs up badly in the late afternoon. Give yourself an extra hour, and we'll all start on time.
Google Maps Waze

04 — The people standing with us

The entourage

Parents

  • [Names to follow]

Principal sponsors

  • [Ninong and Ninang]

Secondary sponsors

  • [Candle, veil and cord]

Best man & maid of honour

  • [Names to follow]

Groomsmen & bridesmaids

  • [Names to follow]

Bearers & flower girls

  • [Names to follow]

05 — Dressing for the room

What to wear

[Dress code in words — formal, semi-formal, or your own phrasing.]

The room is walnut, limewash and dark green. Rather than guess at a colour, dress into the space — anything in this family will sit beautifully in the photographs.

Please, no white or ivory — that one's taken for the evening.

Walnut
Limewash
Deep green
Moss
Ink

06 — Let us know

RSVP

Dinner is plated and seated at one long table, so we're counting every chair by hand. A reply either way helps enormously.

Kindly reply by [date TBC]

Trouble with the form? Message us directly and we'll add you.

07 — The practical bits

Useful info

Can I bring a plus one?

Every seat is plated and assigned, so we can only accommodate the names on your invitation. Your invitation code will show how many seats are held for you.

Are children invited?

[To be confirmed — adults-only, or children welcome. This is the question people ask first, so it's worth answering plainly.]

What about gifts?

[To be confirmed — a monetary gift note, a registry link, or nothing at all.]

Is the ceremony unplugged?

[To be confirmed. If yes: phones and cameras away during the ceremony, and the photographer will share everything afterwards.]

What time should I actually arrive?

Aim to be seated fifteen minutes before the ceremony time. The registration table will be open well before that.

Where do I park?

[Parking details to be confirmed with the venue.]

enjoy your day

Photographs from the evening will appear here afterwards, on this same page.

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