Marry Me, Marry You
Title card
Genre	Drama Romantic comedy
Written by	Genesis Rodriguez Abi Lam Parayno Camille de la Cruz Wilbert Christian Tan
Directed by	Dwein Baltazar Jojo Saguin
Starring	Paulo Avelino Janine Gutierrez Cherry Pie Picache Vina Morales Sunshine Dizon Edu Manzano
Music by	Cesar Francis Concio
Opening theme	"Marry Me, Marry You" by Darren Espanto
Composer	Jonathan Manalo
Country of origin	Philippines
Original language	Filipino
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	95 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producers	Carlo Katigbak Cory Vidanes Laurenti Dyogi Roldeo Endrinal
Producers	Erick Castillo Salud Rondel Lindayag Rafael Mercado Jemila Jimenez
Production locations	Diliman, Quezon City Tagaytay, Cavite Manila
Editors	Aries Pascual Godwin Lucena Kathleen Chavez Maria Ceazara Terrado-Vidallo
Camera setup	Single-camera Multi-camera
Production company	Dreamscape Entertainment
Original release
Network	Kapamilya Channel[a]
Release	September 13, 2021 (2021-09-13) – January 21, 2022 (2022-01-21)

Marry Me, Marry You is a 2021 Philippine drama romantic comedy television series under ABS-CBN Entertainment. Directed by Dwein Baltazar and Jojo Saguin, it starred Paulo Avelino and Janine Gutierrez. The series premiered on Kapamilya Channel's Primetime Bida evening block, Jeepney TV, A2Z Primetime Weeknights and TV5's Todo Max Primetime Singko, and worldwide via The Filipino Channel from September 13, 2021 to January 21, 2022, replacing Init sa Magdamag and was replaced by The Broken Marriage Vow.

Premise

The story is about a couple who navigates the traditional expectations attached to marriage that extends beyond one's partner including their family and friends.^[1]

Cast and characters

Paulo Avelino

Janine Gutierrez

Vina Morales

Jett Pangan

Main cast

• Paulo Avelino^[2] as Andrei P. Legaspi / Andrei M. Legaspi
• Janine Gutierrez^[2] as Camille Miraflor-Legaspi

Supporting cast

• Cherry Pie Picache^[2] as Elvira "Elvie" T. Manansala-Zamora
• Vina Morales^[2] as Marvi de Luna-Jacinto
• Sunshine Dizon^[2] as Maria Pauleene "Paula" Justiniano
• Edu Manzano^[2] as Emilio V. Legaspi
• Jake Ejercito^[3] as Cedric Banez^[4]
• Teresa Loyzaga^[2] as Laviña B. Cruz / Laviña O. Madrigal
• Lito Pimentel^[2] as Victor Zamora
• Joko Diaz^[2] as Aljo Nikolas Justiniano
• Jett Pangan^[2] as Michael "Myke" Jacinto
• Iana Bernardez^[2] as Patricia Francisco

Recurring cast

• EJ Jallorina^[2] as Dexie Salazar
• Adrian Lindayag^[2] as Kelvin M. Zamora
• Fino Herrera^[2] as Luke Dionisio
• Keann Johnson^[2] as Xavier C. Legaspi
• Meann Espinosa^[2] as Toni Lim
• Mariella Laurel as Bella Justiano
• Luis Vera Perez^[2] as Jomer D. Jacinto
• Angelica Lao^[2] as Jamie D. Jacinto
• Analain Salvador^[2] as Koleene Justiniano
• Joel Saracho as Martin Mercado
• Pontri Bernardo as Ben Francisco

Special participation

• Lotlot de Leon as Judith Miraflor^[5]

Guest cast

• Ana Abad Santos as Luisa Banez
• Arabella del Rosario as Nicki Banez
• Franco Daza as Atty. Ricardo Asunción
• Lao Rodriguez as Jason Arcadio
• Jenny Miller as Grace Dionisio
• Criza Taa as Erika Dionisio
• Darren Espanto as Wedding singer

Production

Filming for the drama started in May 2021 with a lock-in taping set-up.^[6]

Original soundtrack

Timeslot change

The show originally aired weeknights at 9:30 PM PST. However, on November 15, 2021, after Huwag Kang Mangamba ended along with the premiere of Season 2, the show's timeslot was changed to 8:45 PM, with Viral Scandal taking over the show's previous timeslot.^[7]

This was the first television show starred by former GMA's actors Sunshine Dizon and Janine Gutierrez. The series also received low ratings according to AGB Nielsen Philippines.

International broadcast

The show is premiering in free TV channel TVS in Malaysia.