• Our Lady of Remedies Parish (Malate Catholic Church)

The Malate Church is one of the oldest in the country, having been built by the Augustinian friars in the 16^th century. It was damaged several times over the past 400 years, but the structure that stands today was rebuilt in the exact same spot where the original church was built. If you plan to have your wedding early on a weekday morning (9 am), the wedding rate is PhP4000, provided you have a maximum of four pairs of sponsors.

Address: 2000, M.H. Del Pilar St., Malate, Manila
Tel. No.: 523-2593 /400-5876-77                
Fax No.: 524-6866
E-mail Address: remedios@skyinet.net

• Mary the Queen of Peace Shrine (EDSA Shrine)

The EDSA shrine stands to commemorate the peaceful and bloodless People Power Revolution of 1986, where participants in the revolution prayed for Mother Mary's intercession. Today, masses are held regularly at the shrine, as well as weddings. The rate for weddings at the Mary Queen of Peace Shrine is PhP5000, inclusive of the priest's services, air conditioning and carpet.

Address: EDSA cor. Ortigas Ave., Quezon City
Tel. No.: 631-5734

• Mary, Queen of the Apostles Parish

Situated far from the busy city in Sucat, Paranaque, the Mary, Queen of Apostles Parish is perfect for quiet and intimate ceremonies. It's not air conditioned, but the circular structure's metal grill walls are surrounded by trees and landscaped gardens, allowing the breeze to pass through. The fee for a wedding ceremony is PhP2000 for parishioners and PhP5500 for non-parishioners.

Address: San Antonio Valley 6, Sucat, Parañaque City
Tel. No.: 826-5315           
E-mail Address: maryqueenofapostlesparish@ymail.com

• Villa San Miguel (small chapel)

Also known as the Archbishop's Palace, the Villa San Miguel was once closed to weddings. But since it was reopened to weddings, it has become a popular venue. The small chapel is not air-conditioned and can hold up to 70 people, and the lawn outside is ideal for picture-taking. Booking a wedding in the small chapel costs about PhP2500.

Address: Archbishop's Palace, 438 Shaw Boulevard cor. E. Rodriguez Avenue, Mandaluyong
Tel. No.: 531-6150/ 531-7069

• San Antonio de Padua Parish (Calumpang Church)

A modern structure set on a hill overlooking the Marikina River, the Calumpang Church is a romantic setting for any wedding. Inside the church there is a mezzanine where the glass windows reach the ceiling, making it a light and airy venue. Without availing of the church's flowers, carpet and choir, holding a wedding here will cost PhP3700.

Address: San Antonio St., Kalumpang, Marikina
Tel. No.: 682-1816

• San Pedro Cathedral

At the heart of Davao City lies the San Pedro Cathedral. It was built in 1847 upon the arrival of Spanish Conquistadors. The cathedral is a rather popular tourist attraction, and surprisingly, the rates for weddings here total only PhP4600, including decorations, an organist and a singer.

Address: San Pedro St., Davao City
Tel. No.: (082) 226-4740

• Sto. Niño de Cebu-Mactan Parish

The Sto. Niño de Cebu-Mactan Parish has an interesting façade, and is located right in the middle of Lapu-Lapu City, making it easily accessible to those who wish to have a Cebu wedding. The wedding church fee is PhP1500 for parishioners and PhP2000 for non-parishioners.

Address: Brgy. Mactan, Lapu-Lapu City
Tel. No.: (032) 495-8119