Wedding Barong & Filipiniana Collection
Wedding barong tagalog and Filipiniana for the whole entourage
Dress the groom, groomsmen, sponsors and little ones in matching Filipino wedding attire, all from one place. Start with the people you're dressing, then pick fabrics and colors that go together.
Shop by wedding role
Each person in a Filipino wedding has a place in the photos. Here's where to find their outfit.
The groom
A wedding barong tagalog or barong coat that stands out from the rest of the party.
Shop groom's barong
Groomsmen
Matching barongs in one order, so the whole line looks the same.
Shop groomsmen packages
The couple
Barong and Filipiniana sets made to be worn together.
Shop couple sets
Ninang and mothers
Long gowns and lace Filipiniana for sponsors and mothers of the couple.
Shop ninang dresses
Ninong and fathers
Formal piña cocoon or jusi barongs for sponsors and fathers.
Shop piña cocoon barong
Ring bearers and kids
Boys' barong for ring bearers, and girls' Filipiniana for flower girls.
Shop boys' barong
Dressing flower girls too? See our girls' Filipiniana. Wedding guests can browse men's barong tagalog and modern Filipiniana.
Wedding packages and matching sets
Order several matching pieces at once. It's the simplest way to make sure colors and embroidery line up.
Groom and groomsmenThe Ultimate Groom and Groomsmen Package
Our main package for dressing the groom's side.
Groom and groomsmenPremium Cocoon Groom and Groomsmen Package
Piña cocoon barongs with a soft sheen, for a formal church wedding.
3 barongsPremium Cocoon Groomsmen Package
1 groom barong and 2 groomsman barongs in cocoon and jusi.
Couple setBlack Organza Barong and Filipiniana
A matching black set for an evening wedding.
Couple setKai and Lisa White Couple Set
A white jusilyn barong with a matching barong dress.
Father and sonFather and Son Jusilyn Set
Matching barongs for the groom and the ring bearer, or a father and son.
See every set in our groomsmen packages, couple and family sets and father and son barong.
Choose a fabric for your wedding barong tagalog
The fabric sets how formal the barong looks. Many couples dress the groom in the most formal fabric and the entourage one step down.
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Barong coat
A structured, full-open coat. The top choice for a groom who wants to stand out.
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Handmade piña
Woven from pineapple leaf fiber, with hand embroidery. For a groom who wants an heirloom barong.
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Piña cocoon
Smooth, with a soft sheen. Suits the groom, fathers and ninongs at a church wedding.
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Jusi
Light and sheer, with a classic look. A traditional wedding favorite for grooms and sponsors.
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Organza
Crisp and sheer. A good value choice for a large group of groomsmen.
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Jusilyn
Soft and easy to wash. Great for ring bearers, guests and daytime weddings.
Dots show how formal each option looks, from 1 (relaxed) to 5 (most formal). Wear a camisa de chino undershirt under sheer fabrics.
When to order your wedding outfits
Most pieces are made to order, and delivery takes up to 25 days, depending on where you live. This timeline leaves room for a fitting and an exchange if needed.
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8+ weeks before
Pick styles and colors
Choose the groom's look first, then match the entourage to it.
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6–8 weeks before
Collect sizes and order
Gather everyone's measurements using our size chart and place one order.
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3–4 weeks before
Try everything on
Check the fit as soon as it arrives. Exchanges must be sent within 14 days.
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Wedding week
Steam and hang
Steam out creases and hang each piece so it's ready for the day.
Short on time? Look for Express items that ship from the USA in 3–6 days, or choose rush delivery at checkout.
Dressing the ninong, ninang and sponsors
Filipino weddings have sponsors. Principal sponsors, the ninong and ninang, stand as witnesses. Secondary sponsors handle the candle, veil and cord during the ceremony.
Ninangs usually wear a long Filipiniana gown or a lace dress in a soft color that goes with the motif. Try Matet or Gretchen, or add a Filipiniana alampay for a traditional touch.
Ninongs wear a long-sleeve barong in piña cocoon or jusi, one step less formal than the groom. Want the whole family to match? See our family sets.
Learn more in our guide to Filipino wedding traditions.
Wedding barong tagalog FAQ
What does the groom wear at a Filipino wedding?
Most grooms wear a barong tagalog in piña cocoon, jusi or a barong coat, with dark trousers and dress shoes. It's worn untucked and without a tie. See our guide to choosing a wedding barong.
Should the groomsmen match the groom?
They usually match each other, in a fabric or color that sets the groom apart. A groomsmen package is the easiest way to get matching pieces.
What color barong should the groom wear?
Ivory, cream and white are classic for church weddings. Black works for evening weddings, and gold or colored barongs suit a modern theme.
Can wedding guests wear a barong or Filipiniana?
Yes, and many invitations ask for Filipiniana attire. Guests should skip all-white so the couple stands out. Read our tips on Filipiniana for wedding guests.
Can you make barongs for a large entourage?
Yes. For big groups or custom designs, contact us with the styles and sizes, and see our bulk order page.
Planning your wedding outfits? Email mabuhay@barongworld.com or contact our team, available 24/7. See how couples wear matching barong and Filipiniana, or browse our Filipiniana wedding collection.