Re: Catherine & Sean Tweets/Facebook Updates - Discussion

by lovebites8727 Wed Dec 18, 2013 7:31 pm

blessed66 wrote:
lipsis wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong, (I'm sure someone will to do that) but I believe Catherine's full first name is Catherine Ligaya. Her middle name is Mejia and, of course her last name is Giudici. I believe she tweeted that out months ago. So these new initials are exactly right unless she wanted to use her maiden name as her middle name once they're married. Can say I blame her for dropping that last name. It's a mouthful and no one ever gets it right, except Sean.

Her middle name is Ligaya and Mejia is her mother's last name. I hope she will drop both her last name and her mother's last name. Catherine Ligaya Lowe will be great too.

Yeah that would be nice too.

by **Linds911** Wed Dec 18, 2013 7:34 pm

lipsis wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong, (I'm sure someone will to do that) but I believe Catherine's full first name is Catherine Ligaya. Her middle name is Mejia and, of course her last name is Giudici. I believe she tweeted that out months ago. So these new initials are exactly right unless she wanted to use her maiden name as her middle name once they're married. Can say I blame her for dropping that last name. It's a mouthful and no one ever gets it right, except Sean.

Yes that's what I always thought it was as well, as their invitations display. Don't see a problem with keeping her mother's maiden name, as it is her middle name, & most traditions are changing to your new last name, which she is super excited to do! I'm sure Sean will still call her Gaya though! giggling

by smartcat Wed Dec 18, 2013 8:14 pm

It's traditional in many Latin families to keep you mothers maiden name as part of your married name. I wonder if its a tradition in the Philippine culture as well? Mejia which is a very popular Spanish last name is the maiden name of my Colombian daughter in law and is part of her married name as well. So Catherine Mejia Lowe may be her part of her tradition.
I told you all I have a very blended family and there's not enough space to fill in all the delightful members.

by **lipsis** Wed Dec 18, 2013 8:30 pm

smartcat wrote:It's traditional in many Latin families to keep you mothers maiden name as part of your married name. I wonder if its a tradition in the Philippine culture as well? Mejia which is a very popular Spanish last name is the maiden name of my Colombian daughter in law and is part of her married name as well. So Catherine Mejia Lowe may be her part of her tradition.
I told you all I have a very blended family and there's not enough space to fill in all the delightful members.

I asked that question on the board once. Pia or one of our other Filipina friends said that was the case. The mothers maiden name is typically the kids middle name. So if Catherine sticks with tradition, their kids middle name will be Giudici.

And Linds, thanks. I was pretty sure I remembered it correctly.

by deeliciouz Wed Dec 18, 2013 8:56 pm

lipsis wrote:
smartcat wrote:It's traditional in many Latin families to keep you mothers maiden name as part of your married name. I wonder if its a tradition in the Philippine culture as well? Mejia which is a very popular Spanish last name is the maiden name of my Colombian daughter in law and is part of her married name as well. So Catherine Mejia Lowe may be her part of her tradition.
I told you all I have a very blended family and there's not enough space to fill in all the delightful members.

I asked that question on the board once. Pia or one of our other Filipina friends said that was the case. The mothers maiden name is typically the kids middle name. So if Catherine sticks with tradition, their kids middle name will be Giudici.

And Linds, thanks. I was pretty sure I remembered it correctly.

I'm Filipina too and I have two first names and my mom's maiden name was my middle name. When I got married I changed my middle name to my last name and dropped my mom's maiden name. :)

by Guest Wed Dec 18, 2013 9:08 pm

deeliciouz wrote:
lipsis wrote:
smartcat wrote:It's traditional in many Latin families to keep you mothers maiden name as part of your married name. I wonder if its a tradition in the Philippine culture as well? Mejia which is a very popular Spanish last name is the maiden name of my Colombian daughter in law and is part of her married name as well. So Catherine Mejia Lowe may be her part of her tradition.
I told you all I have a very blended family and there's not enough space to fill in all the delightful members.

I asked that question on the board once. Pia or one of our other Filipina friends said that was the case. The mothers maiden name is typically the kids middle name. So if Catherine sticks with tradition, their kids middle name will be Giudici.

And Linds, thanks. I was pretty sure I remembered it correctly.

I'm Filipina too and I have two first names and my mom's maiden name was my middle name. When I got married I changed my middle name to my last name and dropped my mom's maiden name. :)

Same here. My last name became my middle name when I got married. Traditionally, the children's middle name is the mother's former last name but we only followed that rule with our son and not with our daughter.

by **lipsis** Wed Dec 18, 2013 9:13 pm

estahafa wrote:
deeliciouz wrote:
lipsis wrote:
smartcat wrote:It's traditional in many Latin families to keep you mothers maiden name as part of your married name. I wonder if its a tradition in the Philippine culture as well? Mejia which is a very popular Spanish last name is the maiden name of my Colombian daughter in law and is part of her married name as well. So Catherine Mejia Lowe may be her part of her tradition.
I told you all I have a very blended family and there's not enough space to fill in all the delightful members.

I asked that question on the board once. Pia or one of our other Filipina friends said that was the case. The mothers maiden name is typically the kids middle name. So if Catherine sticks with tradition, their kids middle name will be Giudici.

And Linds, thanks. I was pretty sure I remembered it correctly.

I'm Filipina too and I have two first names and my mom's maiden name was my middle name. When I got married I changed my middle name to my last name and dropped my mom's maiden name. :)

Same here. My last name became my middle name when I got married. Traditionally, the children's middle name is the mother's former last name but we only followed that rule with our son and not with our daughter.

Do you have two first names as well?

by motheroffive Wed Dec 18, 2013 9:47 pm

So totally changing the subject but someone asked Pandora on her picture of Catherine when Catherine was going to do another article for The Divine Addiction and she answered this week. We should keep an eye out for that!

by **lipsis** Wed Dec 18, 2013 9:59 pm

motheroffive wrote:So totally changing the subject but someone asked Pandora on her picture of Catherine when Catherine was going to do another article for The Divine Addiction and she answered this week. We should keep an eye out for that!

Cool beans! It's about time.

by **lipsis** Wed Dec 18, 2013 10:17 pm

That wasnt a long seperation

Catherine Giudici ‏@clmgiudici
LAX to DFW

by motheroffive Wed Dec 18, 2013 10:35 pm

lipsis wrote:That wasnt a long seperation

Catherine Giudici ‏@clmgiudici
LAX to DFW

I'm wondering if she stayed for a consult on hair and makeup maybe and to meet with Pandora about her article. He left so early he must have had something he needed to take care of today in Dallas.

by **lipsis** Wed Dec 18, 2013 10:45 pm

motheroffive wrote:
lipsis wrote:That wasnt a long seperation

Catherine Giudici ‏@clmgiudici
LAX to DFW

I'm wondering if she stayed for a consult on hair and makeup maybe and to meet with Pandora about her article. He left so early he must have had something he needed to take care of today in Dallas.

Thats what I'm thinking on both accounts. He had business to do in Dallas and she had girlie stuff in LA.

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