Joaquin Gabriel's Christening (03.18.2018)
2:53 AMThree months ago, we officially welcomed our second child to the Christian world and had him baptized at Christ The King Parish in Greenmeadows, Quezon City. It's the same church where we had Rafa, our first-born, Christened in 2014.
We chose CTK Parish as the ceremony venue because of their hassle-free requirements, which means they don't actually require parents and godparents to attend a baptism seminar. It's more convenient for everyone that way!
Anyway, below are the important information you may want to take note in case you are looking forward to have your child's Christening in CTK Parish:
Solo Baptism:
Monday to Sunday | 9am, 10am, 11am, 2pm, 3pm, 4pm
*Sunday NO 11am Baptism
CTK Priest/ own priest
Fee: Php 3,200
50% downpayment required
Mass Baptism:
Sunday 11am | first come first serve | max of 8 children
Php 600 first two pairs of sponsors
Php 50 additional sponsors per head
Requirements:
NSO birth certificate/ Certified True Copy
Marriage Certificate
*Original must be presented
*In case parents need to send a representative on their behalf to book a schedule (e.g. if you are living overseas like us), provide an authorization letter together with a copy of a valid ID
Attire: White clothes and white cap
Bring your own candles with catcher
Contact person: Bella Consulta
Contact number: 633 0280 | 638 4838 loc 11
After the ceremony, we had a brunch reception with our families and closest friends at Max's Restaurant Tiendesitas. We chose this dining place because of its proximity to the church and the big parking space, not to mention their food is already proven to be an absolute comfort to the Filipino taste.
Their function room, which can accommodate up to a maximum of 60 persons, is perfect for intimate gatherings and their menu packages are also reasonably priced. The amenities included are very simple though, so expect the party to be nothing really fancy.
For more details about Max's Restaurant's functions and events, please click HERE.
Thank you so much to all the people who came and celebrated with us!
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