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Wednesday 27 April 2016
Wednesday 30 March 2016
Attend Our Grand Food Tasting this April 3, 2016!
What is Grand Food Tasting Event?
Every so often, we organize a Grand Food Tasting event at venues where Hizon’s Catering is accredited. This is an opportunity for our clients to get a taste of our latest menus, experience a sample of our event setup, and have their inquiries attended. Our Grand Food Tasting is an opportunity for us to serve you and an opportunity for you to find out if we are the ideal caterer for your event.
Who can attend the Grand Food Tasting?
In our Grand Food Tasting, we prioritize serving soon-to-wed couples, debutants, and other clients who need immediate planning with their future events.
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Sunday 13 April 2014
Wedding Venues: Three Alternative Garden Wedding Venues In Quezon City
Where you hold your special day plays a
critical role on the success of your wedding. It has to be well-thought of to
ensure that it can accommodate all your friends, families and guests, that
there will be no issues on serving food and drinks and that the place can
inspire a romantic ambience perfectly fit for the occasion.
What Are Some Of The Alternative
Garden Wedding Venues In Quezon City
There is always a profound beauty in
nature – the rich green grass, the gorgeous array of flowers, the tall trees
and the pure fresh air – they all create a very relaxing setting and make a
flawless backdrop that produce an intimate and lasting impression.
There are at least three different alternatives
to host your ceremonies and reception on within the vicinity of Quezon City. If you are
considering having a garden celebration, here are some of your options.
1.
Gazebo Royale.
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Function Halls. Gazebo Royale has three function halls: The 900-square meter
Champagne Hall that can accommodate
400 to 1000 people; the 400-square meter Phoenix
Avenue that is highly recommended for mid-size revelries of 150 to 280
guests; and the Bamboo Grove which is
ideal for intimate gatherings with a capacity of up to 60 seats.
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Amenities. Gazebo Royale boasts of its well-maintained landscape and
amenities - grand driveway with trees and tiny lights on the branches; bridges
that connect the garden to the driveway and function halls to the restrooms;
water features such as ponds, fountains, waterfalls and lagoons; and spacious
and secure parking area. Facilities offered include a standby generator and a
basic sound system.
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Address. Rona’s Garden Compound, #29 Visayas Avenue Extension, Quezon City
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Website: www.gazeboroyale.com
2.
Solea Garden.
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Amenities and Facilities. Solea Garden offers secured parking; complimentary shuttle service
between the Garden and the Extended Parking sections; and fully air-conditioned
courtesy room and restrooms. They also provide free sound system and a standby
generator.
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Accommodation: Solea
Garden can house up to
500 visitors.
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Address. #10 Baler St., San Francisco del Monte, Quezon City
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Contact Information: 02.371.6911, 02.494.9050 (telephone)
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Venues and Amenities. This paradise has 6 different venues to choose from: the
first five are all fully air-conditioned. These are the Atrium that has a capacity of 180 seats; Love and Integrity with
up to 150 people to accommodate each; Trust
for 450 guests; and Loyalty for a
crowd of 300. If you prefer open areas, there is Cherish for a group of 250 and The
Garden in the fresh air. Amenities include 3 elegantly tailored guest rooms
with baths for newlyweds.
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Garden Features. The Light of Love Events Place is
nestled among exotic trees, blooms, lagoon and waterfalls offering beauty at
every turn.
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Address. 1163 Santol
Street, Quezon City
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Website: www.lightoflove.com.ph
Sunday 6 April 2014
Renewal of Vows: Famous Pinoy Personality Couples Who Renewed Their Vows
There are various reasons why married couples renew their vows:
it can be to celebrate a momentous milestone in their relationship such as that
of silver or golden anniversaries, to recommit to each other and be reminded of
the promises they swore on the first time or to have a semblance of a formal
wedding once again.
Who Among The Famous Pinoy Personality Couples Renewed Their
Vows
The Philippines has its own share of
popular vow renewals made publicly by our favorite Pinoy personality couples.
Wondering who they are? Here is a quick list.
1.
Richard Gomez and Lucy Torres. Their love story is like the one you see in the movies. They
first met in 1993 on a commercial shoot for a soap ad. The chemistry was there,
only… they were both taken at that time. But fate brought them back together
after a few years. They were unattached by then and Richard started pursuing
Lucy with intense fervor from daily phone calls from Germany to charming Lucy’s
and her family’s hearts until he received her much-awaited yes. They got
engaged on the same year, 1997 and in the summer of 1998, April 28 to be exact,
they finally tied the knot. It was held at Saints Peter and Paul Parish in Ormoc City
and was considered as one of the most publicized wedding in the country. One
Sunday, exactly fifteen years later, they took some time off from campaigning –
Gomez was running for mayor then while Lucy for another term as a
representative of Leyte’s 4th
District – and celebrated their anniversary through a renewal of vows at the
same church.
2.
Miriam Defensor and Narciso Yap Santiago, Jr. The feisty senator has always wanted to experience marching
down the aisle with her 3 granddaughters. The opportunity presented itself on
her 40 years of marriage. Held on June 19, 2011, 6 in the evening at the Manila
Cathedral, she and her husband exchanged their “I Do”’s the second time
around. Officiated by Manila Archbishop
Gaudencio Cardinal Rosales, the entourage was led by VIPs namely President
Benigno Aquino III as the best man and showbiz actress Heart Evangelista as
maid of honor. Several huge names in the Philippine politics, business and
media also graced the occasion: Vice President Jejomar Binay; Senators Edgardo
Angara, Alan Peter and Pia Cayetano, Jinggoy Estrada, Loren Legarda, Ramon
Revilla Jr., Antonio Trillanes IV, Manuel Villar, and Juan Miguel Zubiri;
former presidents Joseph Estrada and Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo; Chief Justice
Renato Corona; businessmen Manuel V. Pangalinan and Eduardo Cojuangco Jr;
newspaper icons Marixi Prieto and Dr. Emilio Yap; and media personalities like
Korina Sanchez and GMA network chairman/CEO Felipe Gozon. Asked about their
secret to a successful marriage, Sen. Miriam said: "We never see each other in my house. That's the secret.
Sometimes, I'm surprised that I'm married to someone so good-looking because I
hardly ever see him." And as for her advice to young couples: "Be
kind to each other."
3.
Alvin Patrimonio and Cindy Conwi. The PBA icon renewed his lifetime pledges with his lovely
wide after being married for 25 years. Held at the Blue Leaf Events Pavilion
at the Fort, their daughters were the maids of honor whereas their sons were
the best men. Asked about their formula for making their relationship last,
here is what his significant other said: “Without
God at the center of our marriage, we would not have reached this far. As human
beings, there are times we tend to think only of ourselves. But once you get to
know the right things to do according to God’s word, it helps you to become
unselfish”. And as for the vow on their silver nuptials: “Even with all the trials we have faced in
the past 25 years, I hated going through them but I would not change a single
thing because we would not be as strong and as in love if we didn’t experience
them. Being with you is such a gift from God. I love the life you have given
me. Thank you for loving me.”
Monday 17 March 2014
What To Serve To Kids On Your Wedding
Weddings are not exactly events meant for
kids. Explaining the wine toasting, the garter placing, the naughty stories and
advices is going to be a challenge for any parent. With the many things that go
on during a wedding, none of which would seem in the least bit interesting to a
child, kids may really seem out of place in such events. However, with the
variety of guests in a wedding, seeing kids in the ceremony or reception is
inevitable especially if many of the couple’s friends have gotten married
before them and have kids already.
This is the reason why many catering
companies would usually advice couples to include some food choices in their
selection specifically for the little ones. Although you can certainly serve
the usual fare, your guests would appreciate having other choices for their
picky eaters. Serving dishes that are well-loved by kids will also keep the
peace and keep them preoccupied. But what do you usually serve kids on weddings
anyway. Here are some ideas.
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French fries. These are excellent as snacks, appetizer, or side dish whether for a
simple birthday party or a wedding. French fries are the ultimate food for kids
because these are almost always a hit even among picky eaters. You can put an
extra twist to the french fries by asking your catering service company
to serve 2 to 3 healthy dips as well. The kids will surely have fun trying out
the different dips with the fries.
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Chicken/fish
fingers. Serve some meat to the kids also and make it easy to east.
Request for some chicken or fish fingers to be served or you can also opt for
nuggets. These tasty treats will definitely be well-eaten by little guests.
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Mac and
cheese. A lot of kids get picky when it comes to rice and pasta, so
provide them with a classic pasta dish for kids – macaroni and cheese. The
reason why this is a staple food item served to kids no matter what occasion
and time are its cheesy yummy taste and nutritional value.
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Vegetable and
fruit cutouts. Make your kids buffet table even healthier by serving
vegetable and fruit cutouts. To entice the little ones to gnaw on these
nutritious treats, serve them with yummy dips and sauces. If you would like to
provide an extra appeal, you can also put a chocolate fountain where they can
have a little messy fun dipping the fruits and vegetables.
Tuesday 18 February 2014
How To Be Your Own On-The-Day Coordinator
Planning a wedding can be
stressful and challenging. Some brides, even those who enjoy the planning at
the start, will have hurdles along the way. Although it is quite easy to just
hire someone to do full coordination, a lot of brides nowadays want a more
hands-on approach to their own wedding planning. After all, it is not every day
that you get married. At the same time, there is no one who can understand or
predict the bride’s decisions better than the bride herself especially when it
comes down to the details.
However, despite most brides’
desire to be their own on-the-day wedding coordinator, a lot of them settle for
hiring other people due to the sheer number of things that have to be taken
care of. Still, enjoying the wedding that you
have planned for and dream of, and being your own on-the-day coordinator
is possible whether you are having your wedding in the Kaisa Heritage Center,
the beach, Fernwoods, or anywhere else. Below are some tips to help you.
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Create a checklist. The
first thing you will have to prepare is a checklist of things and tasks that
need to be done on the wedding day. While running through your whole wedding
day in your mind, create a checklist of items to distribute and collect, and
tasks that need to be done. Make your checklist as detailed as possible;
include the person in-charge and the specific time that each task needs to be
done.
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Delegate. Accept
that you should not be doing anything on your wedding day except to enjoy
yourself. Hence, you will have to delegate everything to a group of people who
will be your coordinating team.
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Get people you can trust
and rely on. The secret is in getting the right people for your team. Get
those that you can trust and rely on, and those who can think on their feet.
Quick decision-making skills and critical thinking are traits that you would
want for people coordinating your wedding.
· Have contingency plans.
It is best to have more than just one plan for your wedding day. Think of
possible things that can go wrong and have something in place in case any of
these happens. Prepare for things such as if the company providing the cateringservices in Quezon City is late for their call time or if the weather does
not cooperate.
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Do a dry run. Once
you have your checklist, your coordinating team, and the assigned tasks, then
do a dry run of the wedding. Go through the whole day from start to finish as
if it is the wedding day itself. Chances are you will make some revisions to
your plans afterwards.
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