I-Reto mo SEA 2026: Love is in the SEA-r

Written by Myka Mae Martinez
Photo courtesy of UB SEA-SAC


On February 19, 2026, the mood at SEA was joyful and sweet. Students came together for “i-Reto mo SEA!” 2026” From the moment the booth was opened, you could already feel that it wasn’t going to be an ordinary day.

The aroma of freshly brewed coffee welcomed everyone at the entrance. Friends lined up, joking about secret crushes and holding their free cups. Others took the plunge to start conversations, cheered on by their barkada from afar.

One of the most visited spots was the SEA-cret Admirer Express booth. Volunteers collected handwritten notes and delivered them with great attention around the venue. Every time someone called a name, the crowd reacted with loud “uy!” and playful screams. Some recipients turned red, others laughed in surprise, but all of them smiled.

At the wedding booth, students posed with veils, bouquets, and fun props. It made for a striking scene. Friends acted as photographers, capturing funny and “dream wedding” moments. It became a place for couples and best friends to capture cute photos and make unforgettable memories.

People passed flowers from hand to hand, some with hesitation, others with assurance. Meanwhile, the bright yarn bracelets from the String Theory booth sparked instant conversations. Each color stood for a relationship status, making it easier and more fun to connect.

By the end of the day, what stood out wasn’t the confessions or the kilig, it was the sense of community. “I-Reto mo SEA!” Love comes in many forms. Sometimes, all you need is a bit of courage, a cup of coffee, and a caring SEA family.

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