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Joshua and Mary
Wednesday, DECEMBER 03, 2026
at 3:30 in the afternoon.
Colossians 3:14 (NIV)
“And over all these virtues put on love, which binds them all together in perfect unity.”
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Ceremony at
Don Jose Heights Clubhouse Quezon City
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Our Love Story
Joshua had been working in the same company for almost ten years, while Mary had been there for almost four. They were in the same department, but somehow, they barely crossed paths.
Joshua is naturally introverted and keeps to himself. When he has free time, he would rather rest, sleep, or simply enjoy his own space. Mary, on the other hand, is much more outgoing. They were very different, and neither of them expected that their paths would eventually lead them here.
It all started during Holy Week.
They were both supposed to be on leave for the entire week, but somehow, they both decided to work on Thursday. It was WFH, and it came with double pay, so they thought, why not?
That day, Mary reached out to Joshua because she needed to consult him about a client.
It was just a normal work conversation for Mary. But for Joshua, hearing her voice for the first time somehow caught his attention. Something about it stayed with him. He found himself wanting to know who she was, and later that night, he couldn't sleep because he kept thinking about her.
So, he did what any curious person would do. He started looking for her online.
Eventually, he came across one of Mary's stories where she had gone out alone to watch a movie. That became the start of their conversations.
As they talked, they discovered that they had more in common than they expected, especially when it came to their faith and their relationship with the Lord. Their conversations slowly became deeper. They talked about God, faith, life, ministry, dreams, and the things that mattered most to them.
Joshua wanted to get to know Mary more and tried several times to ask her out.
Mary said no.
More than once.
He kept trying to build a friendship and make his intentions clear, while Mary kept declining. At that point, she wasn't interested in going out with him.
But they continued talking.
Eventually, Joshua wanted to meet Mary in person, not simply through messages, but to genuinely get to know her and let her know that his intentions were serious.
Mary still kept saying no.
Until one day, she had a dream about him.
And somehow, that dream became the reason she finally agreed to meet him.
When they finally met, they discovered even more things they had in common. They were both firstborns. And by around December 2024, they had both been engaged, each expecting to get married in 2025.
But those chapters did not turn out the way they expected.
Both of them experienced endings that they never thought would happen. And instead of immediately trying to fill what was lost, they both chose to step back and focus on the Lord, on their own lives, their faith, their healing, and their ministry.
They didn't know it then, but God was already doing something in both of their lives.
The Promise of Restoration
On July 19, 2025, around the same time, they both received a promise from the Lord about restoration.
It was found in Joel 2:25–27, where God says that He would restore what had been lost to the swarming locust, the hopping locust, the stripping locust, and the cutting locust.
That promise became deeply meaningful to both of them.
But restoration was never simply about finding another person or being in another relationship.
It was about life.
It was about restoring what had been lost in their faith, their joy, their purpose, their dreams, and the things they thought were already gone.
They both held on to the promise that God could restore what they had lost and bring beauty out of seasons that once felt broken.
For Joshua, another verse that had become meaningful to him was Proverbs 18:22, which speaks of a man finding a wife and receiving favor from the Lord. It was a verse he had encountered and held on to in his own journey with God.
For Mary, around July 14, 2025, during one of the darkest seasons of her life, she received a promise through Genesis 18:10:
“About this time next year, I will return and fulfill what I said.”
The promise reminded her of God's word to Sarah, that He would return at the appointed time and fulfill what He had promised.
At the time, she didn't think much of it. She knew that God's timeline was different from hers, and she simply chose to trust Him.
Later came Genesis 21:1–2, where God fulfilled His promise to Sarah exactly as He had said.
The Lord kept His word.
He did exactly what He had promised.
And looking back now, those verses mean so much more to them than they could have understood at the time.
Because God had been working long before they realized it.
He was working in the endings.
He was working in the waiting.
He was working in the healing.
He was working in the restoration.
And somehow, He was bringing two people together who were simply trying to follow Him.
And Here They Are
Their story was never just about how two people met.
It is a story about God's faithfulness.
About how He can take seasons of loss and turn them into seasons of restoration.
About how He can lead two people through completely different journeys and, in His perfect timing, bring them into the same chapter.
And through it all, one thing remained true:
***God is faithful to His promises.***
Their story is a testament to the truth in Numbers 23:19:
“God is not a man, so he does not lie. He is not human, so he does not change his mind. Has he ever spoken and failed to act? Has he ever promised and not carried it through?”
Looking back, they can see His faithfulness in every season. He was faithful in the waiting, in the endings, in the restoration, and in bringing them to this moment.
What started with a simple work conversation became a friendship, then a love story, and now, by God's grace, a marriage.
They are grateful for every promise He has fulfilled and every step that brought them here.
And now, they are excited to begin this next chapter together.
They’re tying the knot, and they’re so excited to celebrate this beautiful beginning with you.***
The rest is history, and they know the best is yet to come.
The Entourage
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Parents of the Groom
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Best Man
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Maid of Honor
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Little Groom
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Finer Details
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Ninang: Long Gown/ Dress
Guests
Semi-Formal Attire
You may glam up in these shades but your smile is the best you can wear!
Note: Please avoid wearing White.
Gift Guide
With all the blessings that God poured out on us we cannot ask for more. Your presence and prayers are all we request. But should you still believe that a gift is worth giving, monetary gifts for our future would be much appreciated.
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Reminders
Be on time • Finish the event • Enjoy and have fun
The Venue
Frequently Asked Questions
RSVP
As much as we would love to accommodate all our friends and family, we have a limited number of guests. Please understand that this event is strictly by invitation only. Guests not found on the guest list provided will not be allowed to enter.
The favor of a reply is required on or before November 7, 2026.
I said "NO" to the RSVP but I had a change of plans-I can attend now! What should I do?
• Please check with us first. Unfortunately, we have a strict guest list.
• Kindly inform us if your schedule clears up, so we can try to accommodate you.
• If seats become available, we will let you know as soon as possible.
• Please do not attend unannounced, as we may not have any available seats for you.
Do we really need to RSVP? We already said "YES" to the couple.
Yes, please. We will be needing your formal RSVP to consolidate guest details and finalize the headcount for catering and seating purposes.
Is there parking space available for my car?
Yes, there is parking available for everyone at the venue. However, please take note that it is first come, first served basis, so you might not want to be late.
When is the appropriate time to leave?
This event took us months to plan, and we want to celebrate it with the people that are very dear to our hearts. We want you to have fun! Celebrate with us until the end of the program!
How can I help the couple have a great time during their wedding?
- Pray with us for favorable weather and the continuous blessings of our Lord as we enter this new chapter of our lives as husband and wife.
- RSVP as soon as your schedule is cleared.
- Dress appropriately and follow our wedding motif.
- Be on time.
- Follow the seating arrangement in the reception.
- Stay until the end of the program.
- Join the activities and enjoy!
May I invite a "PLUS ONE" to the event?
As much as we would love to accommodate all our friends and family, we have a limited number of guests.
Please understand that this event is strictly by invitation only. Kindly check our invitation to know the number of seats allotted for you. Guests not found on the guest list provided will not be allowed to enter.
Can I sit anywhere at the reception?
Please don't. It took us a lot of effort and discussion to finish the seating arrangement, which is planned for everyone's convenience and preference, but there is no need to worry! You'll surely be seated with your friends or people that you have same interest with.
Our coordinators will gladly assist you in finding your designated seat after registration. Feel free to ask them for assistance and they will gladly help you.
Am I allowed to take pictures and/or videos during the ceremony?
We request everyone to keep the ceremony camera-free. While our I Do’s are unplugged, our reception is not and definitely as a couple who loves pictures, you’ll get tons of options to take your pictures. We prepared for this event wholeheartedly.
May I bring kids at the venue?
We adore your little ones, but this event is reserved for adults only. Consider it a chance to unwind, have fun, and enjoy the celebration.
Thank you for understanding, and we can’t wait to celebrate with you! 🥂✨
RSVP
We’re excited to celebrate this special day with our dearest family and friends!
Please let us know if you can join us.
RSVP on or before
November 7, 2026.
Thank you!