Here Comes the Groom

The devout eldest son of Rodrigo Sr. who, after the accident, occupies Wilhelmina’s body. He must navigate a wedding day with a new identity, balancing loyalty to Yumi and his family while learning to be more open to others’ experiences.

Junior’s fiancée, poised for their wedding. She confronts the reality of a marriage where bodies are swapped, forcing a reevaluation of love, commitment, and acceptance in the face of unexpected change.

Rodrigo Sr.’s wife and a stabilizing matriarch who anchors the family amid chaos. Her devotion to faith, family, and community drives her to find a path that keeps the wedding intact while preserving dignity for all.

A drag performer who finds herself inhabiting Rodrigo’s body after the crash. Wanda’s perspective reveals vulnerability, fear, and a longing for belonging that challenges the family’s prejudices and opens space for understanding.

In Junior’s body, Wilhelmina confronts the consequences of appearances and the complexities of sexual and romantic boundaries. She forms an unexpected connection with Sean while supporting Yumi and the wedding’s outcome.

One of Wanda’s wards, a pageant contestant who ultimately receives the crown. Winona’s performance highlights how appearances can be deceptive and how inner truth can shine beyond the pageant’s surface.

A ward of Mama Wendy who, after swapping bodies, experiences new freedoms and bodily pains. Whitney’s initial elation gives way to a realization about belonging and the limits of a new form.

In Whitney’s body, Blesilda prays for forgiveness and begins to grapple with consequences that come with a second chance. Her arc explores guilt, redemption, and the desire to repair family bonds.

Salve’s cousin and barangay chairman who provides pragmatic guidance. She helps orchestrate plans to salvage the wedding and stabilizes the group amid shifting loyalties and identities.

The patriarch whose devout faith and authority are challenged by the body swap. He must navigate pride, love for family, and the possibility of a more inclusive path forward.

A drag group matriarch who explains the soul-swap phenomenon. Her backstory as an orphan seeking family adds depth to the group’s collective journey toward belonging.

Mother to Yumi, who anchors the family’s concerns and participates in the unfolding attempt to restore order. Her stance helps shape the family’s response to the upheaval.

Best friend of Junior and the wedding’s best man. His feelings become part of the evolving dynamic as Wilhelmina (in Junior’s body) develops an interest in him.