picturesque view outside the veranda.
For a more jaw dropping effect,
the ballroom’s signature waterfall
can wow any guests and add to the
celebration’s feel of being one with
nature.
The presidential table is decorated
with crystal centerpieces, candelabra
made of rhinestones, and flowers
-- red and white roses -- mounted at
the top, complementing the backdrop
and the gold and red Tiffany chairs.
The guests’ tables feature the same
centerpiece, imported gray table linens
from China, and high-end cutleries and
crisp-white dinnerware. Styling by
Mr. Ace Lacap
Romantic Spanish
Inspired Tablescape
Alta d’ Tagaytay’s ballroom can also be styled with different
themes. With its extensive floor space, it can be transformed
in so many ways, allowing for flexibility on designs,
decorations, and themes which brides can play around.
Alta d’ Tagaytay also welcomes local events stylists
to transform the place into an enchanting venue.
This table setup showcases the work of Mr. Alteir
Endencia, a homegrown events stylist in Cavite to
transform a table setup into a fusion of Filipino
and Spanish tablescape. He veered away from
the traditional bold hues of Spanish culture and
infused the decoration with white flowers and lace
umbrellas to make it romantic and more Filipino.