Mother’s emotional plea adds new layer to mystery of missing bride-to-be

• The mother of missing bride-to-be Sherra De Juan made a heartfelt public appeal for her daughter’s safe return
• Sherra was last seen days before her scheduled wedding in Quezon City
• Authorities formed a special investigation team to assist in the search
• The family offered a cash reward for information that could help locate her

The mother of Sherra De Juan, the bride-to-be who went missing in Quezon City days before her wedding, has made an emotional plea to the public, hoping her daughter will return home safely. Sherra was supposed to marry her fiancé, Mark Arjay Reyes, on Sunday, December 14, but the wedding did not take place after she failed to return home.

In an interview with ABS-CBN News, Sherra’s mother, Tita De Juan, directly addressed her daughter, asking her to come back and assuring her that her family is waiting. “Kung nanonood ka man anak, nandito si Mama, naghihintay sa ’yo, kung sinuman ang nakakakita, ibalik n’yo sa akin nang maayos po,” she said, her voice filled with emotion.

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She also appealed to anyone who may have information about Sherra’s whereabouts. “Kung sinuman po ang kumuha sa kaniya, siguro po ay may kapatid ka naman po siguro na babae o anak po,” she added, asking for compassion and understanding. Tita De Juan emphasized that Sherra’s entire family, including her siblings and father, is anxiously waiting for her return.

The mother also mentioned Sherra’s fiancé, who had been eagerly anticipating what should have been their first day as husband and wife. “Ibalik mo po sa akin si Sherra, maayos po, kasi naghihintay kami ng mga kapatid niya, Papa niya, lalong-lalo na si Mark na magiging asawa niya,” she said.

According to reports, Sherra was last seen on December 10, 2025, at a gasoline station in North Fairview, Quezon City. Her fiancé shared that she had told him she was going out to buy shoes for their wedding and left her mobile phone at home while it was charging. Since then, the family has not been able to reach her.

As concern continues to grow, the Quezon City Police District has formed a special investigation team to look into Sherra’s disappearance. QCPD spokesperson PCapt. Febie Madrid confirmed that tracker teams from different police units are now coordinating with Fairview Police Station, which is leading the investigation.

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The family has also offered a ₱20,000 reward to anyone who can provide information that will help locate Sherra. They hope this will encourage people who may have seen her to come forward.

Sherra’s fiancé, Mark Arjay Reyes, previously shared an emotional message on social media, saying the day should have marked the beginning of their married life. Instead, it has become a time of uncertainty and worry for both families.

As the search continues, Sherra’s loved ones remain hopeful and are asking the public to help spread awareness, believing that every shared detail could bring them closer to finding her.

Before the incident, Sherra De Juan’s family had already gone viral online after practicing their wedding speech, which amused many netizens. The lighthearted moment showed how excited both families were for the upcoming wedding. The contrast between that joyful clip and the current situation has deeply moved the public.

In another report, Sherra’s fiancé spoke out days after she went missing, sharing details about her last known whereabouts and his emotional state. He appealed to the public for help and expressed hope that Sherra would return home safely. The article highlighted the growing concern surrounding the case.

Source: KAMI.com.gh