Dress up at Florentina Homes Dumaguete City
Ceremony @ Dumaguete Cathedral
Reception at El Pueblo Genovivo
Coordination by Creative Concept
Video by Kim Cuevas Cinematography
Photo by Creative Stills
MUA Renee Tejero

Dress-up at Hotel Essencia, Dumaguete City
Ceremony & Reception at Tierra Alta Residential Resort
Photo by Brian Rimer
Video by Kim Cuevas Cinematography
Gown by Larry Ybesate

Shangri-La’s Mactan Resort & Spa, Cebu

Dress up at Hotel Essencia Hotel, Dumaguete City
Ceremony at Mary Immaculate Church, Dumaguete City
Reception at Tierra Alta Residential Resort
Coordination by Bayong Fontelo of Best Wishes Events & Shows
Video by Kim Cuevas Cinematography
Photo By Creative Stills
MUA: Ding Dong ang of T.O.P.
Sounds by Joren Mobile
Special thanks to Brian Rimer of brianrimer.com

Dress-up at Don Atillano Dumaguete City
Ceremony at Silliman Church
Reception at El Pueblo Genovivo
Video by Kim Cuevas Cinematography
Photo by Creative Stills
Coordination by Lara Nuque
M.U.A : Renee Tejero
Sounds by Evolution

Dress up at Hotel Nicanor
Ceremony & Reception at Negros Oriental Convention Center
Coordination by Grace Sycip Romano (Creative Concept)
MUA by Kim Tan
Video by kimcuevas.com
Photo by Creative Stills
Gown by Cary Santiago
Hosted by Jerome Go

The Heart that Loves, Doesn’t Forget…

Dress-up at Florentina Homes Dumaguete City
Ceremony at Our Mother Of Perpetual Help Church
Reception at Tierra Alta Residential Resort
Coordination by Grace Sycip Romano (Creative Concept)
MUA by Dingdong Ang
Video by kimcuevas.com
Photo by Creative Stills

In olden times the island of Negros was referred to as Buglas, after the tall reeds that were predominant in the area. A map said to have been drawn by Diego Lope Povedano dated 1572 shows an island named Buglas Insulis. The Buglasa Festival is anmed after Negros island’s beginnings.

Buglasan was dormant for many years until 1990, when it was revived as part of Negros Oriental’s centennial as a province. Buglasan was applied to the entire celebration. It has since evolved into a “Festival of Festivals,” bringing together the finest street dancing contingents of Negros Oriental’s twenty established festivals for a day of competitions.

The Buglasan Festival of Festivals brings all these together for a “one-stop shop” of Negros Oriental’s festivals, experienced in all their pageantry and color in a weeklong of fellowship and merrymaking.