Planning your church wedding in Cebu City? Make it a breeze with our top choices!(Photo by Jesus Arias from Pexels) Cebu City boasts a number of Catholic churches, with small and grand ecclesiastical edifices often just blocks apart within neighborhoods. While this abundance might seem ideal for couples seeking a church wedding venue, household proximity isn’t the sole factor. Accessibility
The St. Catherine of Alexandria church is renowned for its grand appearance due to its “basilica-like” form. Source: Patrickroque01, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia CommonsChanges made: converted to WEBP As a predominantly Catholic country, churches are considered significant places, and this is true for Cebu. The Spanish settlers planted numerous churches, spreading as far from the main city as the
The Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral is considered the home of the Cebu archdiocese. The Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral is the head of all Catholic churches in Cebu, serving as the ecclesiastical seat for the island’s Roman Catholic archdiocese. It’s also a historical landmark that has hosted many religious events while preserving years of history of Catholicism in Cebu. Initially built in the
Argao Church is a well-known historical landmark in South Cebu. Aside from its irresistible local delicacies and decades-long weaving culture, Argao is famous for its colonial-period house of prayer, the San Miguel Arcangel Church. Aptly called Argao Church, this religious landmark in south Cebu is notable for maintaining its decades-old architecture, which is prevalent in many of Cebu’s countryside churches.
This is the Boljoon Church, also known as the Patrocinio de Maria Church. Many Catholic Filipinos, especially from Cebu, are familiar with the Boljoon Church. This is one of the only Spanish colonization era parishes still standing, with its centuries-old architecture and design. It is also one of the oldest Augustinian churches in Cebu. In 2024, the Boljoon Church gained
The Simala Shrine is an iconic church in Cebu that welcomes thousands of visitors every day. Cebuanos regard the Simala Shrine as one of the most beautiful churches in the Philippines. Located atop an uphill area in the southern town of Sibonga, this Catholic church is famous for its castle-like design and the alleged miraculous incident that took place inside.
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