Wedding Planner, Cagayan de Oro
Our wedding went off without a hitch because of one special lady, Riza Rodano, our wedding planner.
Riza, in blue blouse, orchestrating everone to their places
Riza, the wife of my best man and top gun, Gus Rodano, had offered to help with the wedding as soon as I returned to CdO. I knew Marissa already had a bunch of people involved and declined at first, but after a couple of days passed and it appeared that arrangements were becomming more than Marissa and I could handle ourselves, we bit the bullet and asked for help from Riza. It quickly became apparent that Riza was in her own element as she immediately took over negotiations with various wedding-related vendors and made all arrangements. From videographer, to the band, to flowers, reception facilities, and more, she made the right decisions on her own when it would have been but tedium for us, and consulted us on all aspects where we might have wanted a say.
I told Riza she should seriously consider doing wedding planning as a business, thinking she was not aware of just how good she was at it, and she replied that it was her side-line, and our wedding was not her first.
Riza, dancing at our wedding, along with Emem, Jeedo, Ann, Jones, and Gen.
I don’t have a lot of experience with weddings, and I’m not only proud to say, but absolutely certain I’ll never be a groom again, so I won’t be needing her services again, but if any readers plan to get married in the Province of Misamis Oriental, in or around Cagayan de Oro, Riza Rodano should be your first contact. Cell phone +63-918-907-8380.
October 16th, 2006 at 1:53 am
I am interested in some prices for a civil wedding in Cagayan de Oro. Not expensive for about 20 people to attend. I am marrying my fiance who lives in CdO. I am from Australia.
James