The image of San Miguel Arcangel de Bacoor is that of a de tallado wooden image of St. Michael the Archangel sporting a wig, wearing his armor with his metal breastplate, wings and a soldier's hat with feathers which akin those of colonial depictions of St. Michael the Archangel in Mexico (where his cult is well known due to a reported apparition there) and other Latin American countries. The image also holds a metal banner on his left and a scale on his right hand, his feet stepping on Satan.
On the other hand, the image of Nuestra Señora del Santisimo Rosario de Bacoor is a de tallado image of the Blessed Virgin Mary which it was carved in a similar style like those in Manaoag, Pangasinan, Ugong, Pasig City (As Our Lady of the Rosary), Santa Cruz, Manila, Alaminos, Laguna (as Our Lady of the Pillar) and Badoc, Ilocos Norte (as Mary, Cause of Our Joy) The Virgin stands upright, holding the Child Jesus in her right arm while her left hand is at the feet of the Child and it depicts the Virgin presenting her Son to the beholder. Both Mother and Child wears a set of crowns to signify their role as King and Queen. The Virgin sports a wig and also being vested with real clothes from tunics, vestidas among others that were made from different materials and designs.