When my brother got married he sang while his bride is walking down the aisle. It was so touching and most of the people cried. And my cousins sang while the wedding is happening as the background. ❤❤❤

Everything is a musical in the Philippines! In fact, Filipinos probably feel that life is one big musical. Every life has its own soundtrack 😅

Lea Salonga's Wedding, too obvious. She sang "Two Words"

You should watch Lea Salonga’s wedding. She sang her wedding vows. So touching! Composed by Louie Ocampo and penned by Freddie Santos as a wedding gift to the couple.

You want me to sing for your wedding?😂

This is not common in the Philippines, not even a tradition. These couples have singing talents. Beautiful!

From a Filipino perspective: it's not a mandatory thing to do but Filipinos are high in artistic ways to express emotions so when we do get married we showcase our talents of singing at one of our greatest moments if our life - marriage. It happens because we do have a talent in singing.. just normal people in our country from the sidewalk and any walks of life belts... does that makes sense to you?

Not everyone in the Philippines does this, maybe a few, but FIlipinos most likely-comparing to other countries :)

The couple are bandmates. So decided to just sing on their wedding to avoid crying while walking on the aisle. The bride, Marianne Amoy joined the tawag ng tanghalan 5 years ago.

thank u for watching

Hi! I was the featured bride at the

Its not a tradition its the couples choice. There are diff traditions in every region on how to celebrate wedding but not this one. Here in the Phils you can celebrate your wedding the way you like it. It doesnt matter if its an old tradition or as unique or extreme you want it.

We're truly honored to be featured in your reaction video. Thank you so much!❤️

The groom serenading the bride too… or the family members… we have a family choir! 😂 here I am thinking these are so normal. Didn’t know not all countries do this. 🤭

proud & love being a Filipino.... a happy, resilient, musically inclined people... thank you Efra and Waleska for all the appreciations to filipino talents & culture

One video i saw bet a Filipino and a foreign lady done abroad, the lady twice sang a tagalog song and played the violin. So heartwarming many guests couldn't hide their emotions teary eyed.

Music is an integral part of Philippine life. We don't have to be a pro at it but we do appreaciate music and because our voice is an instrument that is innate, we make use of it. So singing in weddings, in school graduation, even in funerals is just a form of self expression--expressing our joy, our jubilation, our victory, and even our grief.

we don't know that it becomes traditional or unique to other countries, all we know that we sing all types of stages in our life. Like we sing when we are happy, sad, broken hearted and other occasions.

You should also watch Lea Salonga’s wedding. She SANG her wedding vows

they both (bride and groom) can sing...it is memorable not only but for their guests, too.