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A magical wedding at The Farm in San Benito

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Corporate executive Pianne Tobiano Sinfuego tied the knot with long-time boyfriend Ryan Lavares in a dreamy event last month. The romantic venue, stunning bridal gown, and celebrity singers made the Sinfuego-Lavares nuptials a truly memorable occasion attended by family, friends, and notable guests.

Newlyweds Ryan Lavares (left) and Pianne Sinfuego celebrated their wedding reception at The Farm at
San Benito, Batangas

Pianne’s mother, chemist Pinky Tobiano, was emotional as she walked down the aisle of St. Therese of the Child Jesus Church in Lipa City, Batangas. Fr. Macwayne Maniwang officiated the ceremony. The bride’s second father, Juancho Robles, walked her down to the altar.

The reception took place at The Farm at San Benito, Batangas—a picturesque location ideal for weddings. The atmosphere was joyful as loved ones witnessed the couple’s union on a sunny afternoon straight out of a fairy tale.

From left: Singer Moira dela Torre share wide smiles with the newlyweds Ryan and Pianne

The Farm at San Benito, with its lush greenery and serene ambiance, provided the perfect backdrop for Pianne and Ryan’s dream wedding, enveloping guests in peace and beauty from the moment they arrived.

“The Farm is a beautiful venue and we were so blessed to be able to have our celebrations there,” gushed Pianne. “The place is known for its good energy and we felt it would be a wonderful place to start our new chapter in life surrounded by all this good energy and share it with the people that we love.

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“My family frequents the farm. Ryan and I have had good memories together there as a couple.”

The Farm hosted a lavish feast for Pianne, Ryan, and their guests under a canopy of twinkling lights and stars. Erik Santos performed Pianne’s bridal march, delivering a special rendition of “A Thousand Years” that deeply touched the bride. For the reception, Erik serenaded the couple with “Got To Believe,” a song dedicated to them.

From left: Esquire Financing and owner of The Farm at San Benito Raj Uttamchandani, Senator Sherwin Gatchalian, Bianca Manalo, mother of the bride Pinky Tobiano, and father of the bride Juancho Robles during the reception

Yeng Constantino sang “Ikaw” for their first dance, choreographed by D’Grind. Moira dela Torre followed with “Ikaw at Ako” after sharing a heartfelt message for the newlyweds.

Planning the wedding was enjoyable for Pianne, drawing on her experience organizing events for her mom and friends. The process was smooth, thanks to their coordinator, Christine Ong Te, and the support of family and friends.

Pianne’s elegant wedding gown, designed by Francis Libiran, shimmered in the afternoon sun, a dream fulfilled for her.

The couple’s journey began as acquaintances at Ateneo de Manila University in 2013, leading to a surprise proposal in Paris in June 2023.

“We had both been talking about settling down for a while, but I was really surprised when he popped the question while we were on vacation in Paris in June last year,” said Pianne. “Over time, I realized Ryan was someone I would like to grow old with, start a family with, and continue sharing new experiences with.”

Singer Erik Santos performs a cover of Christina Perri’s mellow “A Thousand Years” as Pianne walked down the aisle

Principal sponsors for the Sinfuego-Lavares altar date were former governor Luis “Chavit” Singson, Ambassador Joey Antonio, Ray Chiang, Rajiv Chandiramani, Cornerstone Entertainment’s Erickson Raymundo, Alilo Ensomo, Jr., and Preet Singh.

The ladies were former Congresswoman Gina De Venecia, GSIS Board of Trustees lawyer Merceditas Gutierrez, Lara Villafuerte, Carisa Laus, lawyer Marilou Ancheta-Mejica, Lourdes Po, and Babes Feliciano.

The couple has yet to go to Africa for their real honeymoon within the year. However, they had a simple one after the wedding at Nay Palad in Siargao.

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