INTRODUCTION

 Good evening everyone! Welcome to La Salette of Jones, Incorporated!

Welcome to the celebration of a wonderful life for a girl who is now
turning into a fine lady. Tonight is a celebration of adulthood and a
thanksgiving of the life that God has given to our lovely celebrant. All of
you who are here tonight have watched her grow over the years into the
wonderful person she is now. As a jumpstart, let us all welcome and
acknowledge the ever supportive and loving family of our debutant: Mr.
and Mrs. Sherwin Lavalle. (Magandang gabi sa inyo ate at kuya!)
GRAND ENTRANCE OF DEBUTANT

 Like Wendy in the movie Peter Pan, no more fairy tale stories every
night. She is now a real lady as she stepped into the much higher level of
what we call LIFE. Alright, let us put our hands together as we
welcome the main highlight of this celebration, let us all stand as we
welcome our lovely debutant, MISS SHEENY BRITHNEY LAVALLE.
OPENING PRAYER

 At this moment, I would like to request everybody to please remain

standing as we say our prayer to be led by Lanie Herardo.
WELCOME REMARKS

 Wow, blooming and lovely, indeed! Saan nga ba siya nagmana? Kay
Mommy ba? Or kay Daddy? Or baka both? Evidently, before tonight,
Sheeny had happy years in a very happy home. The love of a family will
always be God’s greatest blessing. Sabi nga nila, in life, we can have
several friends, classmates, and social circles, but there is only one
family who is always willing and ready to welcome us no matter what.
Ladies and gentlemen, to answer the question kung saan nga ba
nagmana si Sheeny, here’s Miss Liezl Lavalle, to welcome all of us to
their lovely daughter’s 18th birthday party.
QUICK INTERVIEW

 Who is Sheeny in the real sense of word? Of course aside from being a
kind and responsible daughter, friend or classmate maybe, there are
things that some people know but not known to others. Let’s find out as
we randomly ask some quirky, trivial and even personal questions to
some of our important guests here?

What is your relation to Sheeny? How do you find her?

In one word, how can you describe Sheeny?
What makes Sheeny’s day very happy?
Who is Sheeny’s celebrity crush?
What do you think Sheeny’s strong positive trait?
What can you say of her when she was a child?
What is her favorite movie? Why do you think it’s her favorite?
How are you related to the debutante?
How did you meet?
TRIBUTE TO DEBUTANT (video presentation)

 What is the essence of this celebration without further knowing some of

the important information of our debutant? Again, sit back (because
dinner is ready… no just kidding…) as what I have said, sit back and be
amazed about the video presentation prepared just for you and for our
lovely debutant.
SPECIAL DANCE-FATHER AND DAUGHTER, BROTHER AND SISTER
DANCE, GRANDFATHER AND GRAND DAUGHTER DANCE

 The father and daughter dance is probably one of the most loved
traditions in any Filipino debut celebration. This signifies the
daughter’s first step to womanhood and the father’s acceptance of this
period in his daughter’s life.

 Ladies and gentlemen, let us put our hands together as we witness our
debutant together with her loving and supportive father.

 Our second number is a tandem between a cat and a dog. Sabi nila,
para silang aso at pusa, but at the end of the day, they treated one
another special. Ladies and gentlemen, our lovely debutant with her
handsome brother.

 For our third number, the grandfather and granddaughter dance.

Ladies and gentlemen, join me as we welcome Mr. Silvestre Lavalle and
our lovely debutant.

 And finally, the handsome uncle of our lovely debutante, Jomber M.

Obbania
18 ROSES

 Like a flower that blooms and exudes its sweet scents to attract bees and
butterflies, the debutant will be swarmed on by 18 equally gentle
bachelors who will offer to her roses that symbolize love, love which
Sheeny’s has for her family and all the people in her life.
 To start, may I call in…

1. Romeo Cordero, Jr. - teacher

2. Bryce Tywin Pascua - godchild
3. Kevin Brian Tulingan - cousin
4. Josh Blake L. Obbania - cousin
5. Roy Angelo Gaffud - friend
6. John Myko Alejo - friend
7. Edsengel Poking - cousin
8. Austin Ligsay – elementary friend
9. Jay Vincent Baquiran - friend
10.Kurt Millenn Juan – friend
11.John Jermaine Bangloy - friend
12.Jake Dumpit – cousin
13.Cezar John Mallabo – friend
14.John Philip Rivera - friend
15.Jun Dave Soriano - friend
16.Von Kenneth Dela Cruz – friend
17.Alexander Dela Cruz – friend
 The last dance is of course reserved to the forever most handsome and
most loving guy in her life. To dance with our debutant, Sheeny’s
18th roses, ladies and gentlemen, Mr. JB Blas

 As the debutante receives her 18 roses let it be a reminder that like the
rose, life is beautiful. However, there are thorns that signify that life
isn’t that easy for there are problems to be faced. It is up to her how she
will handle these hurdles with the support of her family and friends.

 Once again, may I invite the 18 roses here on the center stage for
pictorial.
18 CANDLES

 And to continue the program, to represent Sheeny’s Circle of Important

People of her life, let us all welcome the following persons who will
share their wishes and offer Candles of Enlightenment which
symbolizes friendship.

 Sabi nga ni mareng Willa Cather, “Where there is great love, there are
always wishes”, because birthdays are always new beginnings and new
endeavors with new set of goals. Sending birthday messages/wishes is a
tradition especially in our country, wherein we give high value to family
ties and relationship. Tonight, ladies and gentlemen, I present to you
these 18 wishers for our debutant. These are the people close to the
heart of our celebrant whom she listens and confides for inspiring
words and friendly advice. Starting off with the woman dearest to
Sheeny’s heart, representing the mother candle that will be a source of
light for all the well-wishers for our dear Sheeny’s,
here’s ___________________.
And to start….

1. Diana Mae Bagaoisan – bestfriend

2. Daryl Blanche Calading - bestfriend
3. Jelaine Uy - friend
4. Kacey Feil Biz - friend
5. Sherlyne Julian - friend
6. Ira Fernandez - friend
7. Micah Apolinario - friend
8. Aira Vea Millene Engbino - friend
9. Alexis Yanni-Cole Sy - friend
10.Micah Gannaban - friend
11.Nenita Bautista - friend
12.Kairah Respicio - friend
13.Henkenchen Danga - friend
14.Blessed Trisha Martin - friend
15.Immarie Kete Gannaban - cousin
16.Lea Jane Bulan - cousin
17.Maria Gleazel Mabbayad - cousin
18.Jeorgina Leano - teacher
 Once again, ladies and gentlemen, may I invite then the members of 18
candles to join our lovely debutant for picture taking.

 Many ancient cultures believed that smoke carried their prayers to the
heavens. So, at the count of three, her mother and all the members of
the 18 Wishers, let’s say “May all our wishes come true” and blow our
candles together. 1, 2, and 3…
BLOWING OF CANDLE-BIRTHDAY CAKE/SINGING OF
TRADITIONAL BIRTHDAY SONG

 Let me share another good-to-know trivia to everyone on how birthday

cakes and candles came about as a tradition during birthdays. Some
believe that the tradition of birthday candles began in Ancient Greece.
Putting candles on a cake was a special way to pay tribute to the Greek
moon goddess, Artemis. They baked round cakes to symbolize the
moon. Candles were added to represent the reflected moonlight.
Today’s tradition of making wishes before blowing out the birthday
candles may have started with that belief. Enough of all those did-you-
know trivia because at this part of the program, our lovely and stunning
Sheeny will now blow the candles on her birthday cake. And to
complete that customary practice, let us all sing joyfully a song I am
very sure everybody is familiar with the happy birthday song! (Debutant
makes a wish and blows the candles
PART 2

DINNER

 Sorry for the intrusion in the continuous flow of our celebration. But, I
would like to announce that we will have our dinner this time. After the
dinner, the family would like to request everybody to please remain for
a while for the continuation of our program. Thank you.
GRACE OVER MEALS

 Let us call in Mr. Romeo Cordero Jr., as we say our prayer before meal.
PART 3

18 BLUE BILLS

 The Blue Bill tradition is all about coming of age, independence and
celebration with friends and family. At this point, let us all witness 18
persons who are close to the heart of the lovely debutant who will
render a blue bill to her.
1. Mrs. Winnie Pablo - godparent
2. Mr. Maynard Lucena - uncle
3. Mrs. Cynthia Bangloy – godparent
4. Mr. Edwin Cauan * ( message as one: Edwin, Hendricks, Ruel) –
godparent
5. Mr. Hendricks Macarilay * -godparent
6. Mr. Ruel Macarilay * - uncle
7. Mr. Allan Jay Layaoen - uncle
8. Mrs. Jane Templo - aunt
9. Mr. and Mrs. Rogelio Pilon - uncle
10.Mrs. Maria Grace Go – aunt
11.Mrs. Yolanda Donato - aunt
12.Mr. Nick Mabbayad - uncle
13.Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Lavalle - uncle
14.Mrs. Cecilia Gammad - grandmother
15.Mrs. Irene Abara - teacher
16.Ms. Janice Obbania - aunt
17.Mrs. Jelly Blas - aunt
18.Ms. Diana Mae Bagaoisan and friends Grade 12 friends
18 WINES

 The wine symbolizes commitment and triumph. Sheeny was considered

victorious because she was able to reach the debutant age and it is a
great time for this kind of celebration. To toast with her the wine for a
long lasting victory of her life, let us all call in the following special
persons who are in one way or another became a part of her life
through thick and thin, ups and downs, right and wrong and sometimes
good and bad times of life. Once again, may I also call in Sheeny’s
Family to be with here for the wine toast.
18 Wines

1. Gian Marc Natividad - friend

2. Paul Zipagan - friend
3. Kurt Millenn Juan - friend
4. Prince Naungayan - friend
5. Raymond Mendoza - friend
6. Marc Xedric Menor - friend
7. Jan Philip Verano - friend
8. Allen Villanueva - friend
9. Bon Joseph Cordero - friend
10.Jae Arnel Tadena - friend
11.Angelo Manayan - friend
12.Daven Mabbayad –cousin
13.Kevin Bulan – cousin
14.Freddie Castroverde – friend
15.Cesar Jhon Felipe - friend
16.Mec Gerardo - friend
17.Mercedes – friend
18.Micah Gannaban - cousin
INTERMISSION NUMBER

 Sheeny probably needs a break after dancing with the 18 guys. So this
time, we will be entertained by a special number to be given to us by of
course her special friend who took time and effort to make this
celebration more meaningful and colorful.. Without further ado, let us
give a big round of applause to Micah Gannaban for an intermission
number.
GRAND COTILLON WALTZ DANCE

 18th birthday marks the end of teenage and the beginning of adulthood.
It is a very special day in every one's life because this person cherishes
the old moments filled with love, care and shelter, but now the person is
moving towards adulthood wherein she will be loaded with
responsibilities and independence of thought and expression. Once
again ladies and gentlemen, let us all witness our lovely debutant for the
grand cotillion waltz dance. Of course, she cannot do this alone, so join
me as we welcome the other members of cotillion.
18 BALOONS

 In general, 18 balloons represent the 18 most important people in a

young adult's life. Also, each balloon represents the dreams of the
debutant which will soar high as an eagle’s fly. Ladies and gentlemen, I
will be calling the members of the 18 balloons. As I call your name, form
a circle. May I also request our lovely debutant to stay at the center of
the circle and once I already gave the signal, you may now release the
balloon and let each balloon fly.
1. Irish Nicole Abara – teacher’s daughter
2. Allen James Layaoen – cousin
3. Jose Emanuelle Murillo – cousin
4. Jarah Angelika Pilon - godchild
5. Ayanna Gael Pinto – niece
6. Bryce Tywin Pascua - godchild
7. Kia Nueda - cousin
8. Kiesha Obra - cousin
9. Ronan Bin Edgar Calading – friend’s brother
10.Alrich Giovann Pinto - nephew
11.Jherico Macarilay - nephew
12.Xander Herardo - teacher’s friend
13.Mark Joseph Calimag – cousin
14.David Gammad – cousin
15.Rowie Khiere Maximo – teacher’s son
16.Daryl John Cariaga – teacher’s son
17.Mico Hans Donato – godparent’s son
18.Seaneil Mikhail Pablo - nephew
THANK YOU MESSAGE

 Tonight’s celebration tells me that the best demonstration of gratitude

in response to a wonderful experience like this can be contained in an
overwhelming thank you. Maraming salamat po for making me a part
of this memorable occasion. And if there’s one person here tonight who
is more than grateful to see all of you, it would be our beloved celebrant,
Sheeny. I’m now giving the floor to our dear debutant to give her
message for all of us.
EXTRODUCTION

 The night is still young, and so are we, diba? Are you ready to party?
We have just actually started. Again, thank you for having me here to
celebrate with all of you. Isang malakas na “Happy birthday, Sheeny!
naman diyan. At the count of three…1, 2, 3, HAPPY BIRTHDAY,
SHEENY! Our debutant is not just a pretty face but also a very talented
lady. To get the party started, throw your hands up in the air for
SHEENY. For those who are going home, may God bless you! Be safe
everyone. And for those who are staying, as what I have said earlier, the
night is still young and the floor is now open for dancing. This has been
your host, AEJHAYE, enjoy the rest of the night everyone! Thank you
and advance MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!