Celebrating Love the Mandarin Way

Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel offers the perfect wedding packages. 

Boracay, Aklan. March 2012. Boracay Island is by far, the best vacation destination in the Philippines to date. With its pristine white beaches and clear water, Boracay is acknowledged as truly world class. It is no wonder that Boracay gets rated by young couples as one of the best wedding destinations.


With the ever increasing popularity in the Philippines, where other wedding destinations are available, young couples may just choose Boracay as their perfect venue for weddings. In line with this popular trend, Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel offers the perfect wedding packages for engaged couples not only in the Philippines but also all over the world.

Located right at the heart of Station 2 in Boracay Island, Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel enjoys direct beach access and is a stone’s throw away from both the famous D’ Mall, Boracay Island’s signature shopping area, and D’ Talipapa, where local finds abound. A few steps away from Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel are food outlets that serve local and international cuisine. 

Dubbed as Intimate, Elegant and Beach Wedding Packages, Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel has different wedding options that suit every couple’s requirements.

“Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel is proud to say that we can accommodate wedding ceremonies as small as 10 to as much as 100 guests” according to Ms. Lily Po, Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel’s General Manager.

“Our Intimate Wedding package caters to a group of 10 to 15 guests and as the name implies, we ensure that the ceremonies and celebrations are kept as intimate as possible. We normally hold Intimate Weddings in our spacious suites (Mandarin Grand Suite and Ambassador Suite). We use our function room for the Elegant Wedding, which can normally accommodate around 30 to 60 people. And for bigger groups reaching 70 to 100 guests, the beachfront is more than suitable to hold such a number, without losing the solemnity and romanticism of the ceremony” added Ms. Po.

All Wedding packages include full wedding decorations that includes elegant floral arrangements, bridal bouquet and a corsage for the groom, sumptuous dinner, a wedding cake, champagne for the ceremonial toast, complimentary photos, and a 3 days and 2 nights stay in one of the Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel’s romantic rooms.

Providing a “one-stop shop” for weddings, Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel assists the couple from the tedious and cumbersome process of planning for a wedding. “Our event coordinators are well trained and equiped to anticipate every couple’s needs. This is just our way of ensuring that their wedding day would truly be romantic and memorable” says Ms. Po.


For more information and details, email events@boracaymandarin.com or visit www.boracaymandarin.com. 

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