I.

Preliminaries
Calling all the princes and princesses to please come now and be prepared for in a short while these grand
ceremonies will be started. Thank you very much.
Before we start, may I request everyone to please observe silence while the program is going on in respect and
to maintain our program’s solemnity. Reserve your hoos and hurray for the latter part of the coronation.
Thankyou for you full cooperation.
II. Opening Ceremonies
Angelika: Our distinguished guests, our crowning guests, respected parents of the different
princes and princesses, Barangay and PTA officials, fellow teachers, friends, ladies and gentlemen,
Angelika and Crystal: a victorious and stunning evening to one and all!
Crystal: Welcome to the much awaited Coronation Night for this year’s Barangay Fiesta. A night of
elegance, glamour and the most generous beauty of all. Let’s watch as the fateful crowns land on their rightful
heirs, the very epitome of a world brought as one in love, amity and candor. Join us in welcoming our
Majesty King and Queen of tonight.
Angelika: To formally start this momentous event, may I ask everyone to please rise to give honor
to our heavenly father to be led by Rev. Helen Hearl of Alpha Omega Church.
Crystal: To enliven our atmosphere and accommodate us of his words of welcome, let’s give a big hand to
the very dedicated and passionate Executive Chairman of this fiesta, Mr. Dionisio Ulep.
Angelika: Thank you very much sir for that warm welcome. The excitement never stops. Here’s to give
us of their talent, ladies and gentlemen, don’t close your eyes, feel the rhythm, feel the beat, here they are, the
talented Ginoo and Mutya 2019 candidates!
Crystal: Thank you very much candidates. We wish you good luck on your pageant night. At this juncture, let
us all listen as the Father of this Barangay will give his message. Ladies and gentlemen, the man of
perseverance and with stand, Hon. Arturo A. Llagas, Jr. Lets give him a resounding applause.
III.Coronation Ceremonies
Angelika: Thank you very much sir for that warm welcome. The royal guards serve to protect the royal
family from any harm. They make sure that the rulers of this land are in safe condition at all times. So, why
don’t we give a warm of applause for the entrance of the royal guards.
WHAT IS FIESTA?
It is given that Philippines has the most Fiesta Celebrations all over the world that is considered one of the
great influences of Spain that has taken root in our country.
Fiesta, although not originated in the Philippines became a unique tradition of every Filipino and became
part of the main culture and religious events in the country.
This time, l'll be sharing to you how Fiesta is being celebrated in our barangay and its other traditional
activities. But first, to make it clear to everyone let us first define What is a Fiesta? FIESTA is a religious
celebration by the Roman Catholic people in honor of a saint. That, festivities mostly coincide with the day
of the patron saint of a particular place. And each barangay has a fiesta which holds through for
municipalities and cities depending on the political subdivision in the Philippines.
Fiesta is also a special time with friends, reunions, fellowships, alumnis, unification of every family
member, foods and lots of activities.

Last June 27-28, our Barangay celebrated its annual Fiesta in honor of our patron saint Sagrada Familia
headed by an Hermana Mayor which was said to be the fiesta sponsor and encharge of all the expenses and
activities happening on that week prior to the main Fiesta Celebration.

OUR LADY OF FATIMA ++++++++++

Our Lady of Fatima is a title for the Blessed Virgin Mary due to her apparitions to three shepherd Children
at Fatima, Portugal on the 13th day of six consecutive months in 1917, beginning on May 13th. The three
children were Lucia Santos and her cousins Jacinta and Francisco Marto

INA: A crown is a traditional symbolic form of headgear worn by a monarch or by a deity. The
crown traditionally represents power, legitimacy, victory, triumph, honor, and glory, as well as
immortality, righteousness, and resurrection. Ladies and gentlemen, the Crowning! To do the
honor, may we request the Chairman, accompanied by their respective parents.
JAYD: Capes were common in medieval Europe, especially when combined with a hood in the
chaperon, and have had periodic returns to fashion, these are worn for formal events and
symbolizes supernatural powers. Ladies and gentlemen, the donning of Cape! To help us do the
honor, may we request the Principal… and Mr. Romeo Algabre..
WINA: A sceptre or scepter (see spelling differences) is a symbolic ornamental staff or wand held
in the hand by a ruling monarch as an item of royal or imperial insignia. Figuratively, it means royal
or imperial authority or sovereignty… Dear friends, the giving of Scepter!
JAYD: Ladies and gentlemen, this event would have been impossible without the people who
worked behind the scene… At this point, we would like to call on Mr. Basilio Pamat to give us
some concluding remarks…
WINA: Thank you Sir Pamat. And now, ladies and gentlemen -- The Royalties in their Dance
number…
JAYD: Thank you so much everyone. See you all next year for another enchanting event and a
parade of beauty, elegance, and grandeur. This has been your host Teacher JAY-D.
WINA: And I am Teacher Wina

BOTH: And this is JMHS KING & QUEEN 2017, the Coronation Rites!