What type of ceremony did you (or will you) choose? - Page 5

February-27th-2006, 09:05 PM

Paperwork wedding at the US Embassy in Seoul. I would love to give my asawa a proper wedding for our first anniversary, but I also really want to go to Philippines for Christmas to meet her family and her anak. I may have to juggle funds seeing as tickets from Frankfurt, Germany to Manila don't come cheap.

April-19th-2006, 11:53 AM

we had a very simple wedding. we got married on 2002 back in knoxville Tn on a park. we had my husband's family and friends we didn't have expensive wedding rings. but that was a very wonderful day.

after all a marriage is not based on how expensive you paid for your wedding

it's based on love and how truly you took your vows.

April-27th-2006, 10:21 AM

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Originally Posted by irel

after all a marriage is not based on how expensive you paid for your wedding

it's based on love and how truly you took your vows.

Very true. Leah and I will only have the Civil Wedding and do everything to cut cost. Les we spend the better we will be. Later onw when we can afford to we can have another so she can have a fancy one for the memories if she desires. I'm living on a fixed income and can not afford much.

June-21st-2006, 04:34 PM

I was lucky to have both catholic ceremonies. It was a hassle and hectic but made it. I should say if there's a will there's a way. I really admire those people who watched over cost and what is significant to them is on how genuine each one feel towards one another. It doesnt matter where or how much, the most important thing there is, its Love.

Here's the link:
New Jersey Wedding
Cebu Renewal of Vows

July-13th-2006, 01:04 PM

religious ceremony on December. it will be a full-blown church ceremony and garden reception. i don't think we have any choice in the matter. my family would never, ever allow us any other option. a church ceremony is what i wanted as well anyways. if we didn't have enough budget, it would have been a simple wedding (but still a religious ceremony). thankfully, we have the budget =)

euro'wo'man (borrowing fiance's account, hehe)

View Poll Results: What type of ceremony did you (or will you) choose?
Civil ceremony, Philippines	36	19.78%
Civil ceremony, husband's homeland	27	14.84%
Religious ceremony, Philippines	50	27.47%
Religious ceremony, husband's homeland	27	14.84%
Civil ceremony in "third party" country	4	2.20%
Religious ceremony in "third party" country	0	0%
We elect to live together without marriage in Philippines	0	0%
We elect to live together without marriage outside Philippines	1	0.55%
Undocumented religious ceremony in Philippines, then official civil ceremony outside Philippines	7	3.85%
Undocumented religious ceremony in Philippines, then official religious ceremony outside Philippines	2	1.10%
Undocumented civil ceremony in Philippines, then official civil ceremony outside Philippines	1	0.55%
Undocumented civil ceremony in Philippines, then official religious ceremony outside Philippines	3	1.65%
Undocumented civil ceremony, then official religious ceremony, both in Philippines	0	0%
Undocumented religious ceremony, then official civil ceremony, both in Philippines	2	1.10%
Civil ceremony in husband's homeland, then religious ceremony in Philippines	22	12.09%
Voters: 182. You may not vote on this poll

June-21st-2006, 04:34 PM	#44 (permalink)
beautymagz Guest Posts: n/a	ceremony I was lucky to have both catholic ceremonies. It was a hassle and hectic but made it. I should say if there's a will there's a way. I really admire those people who watched over cost and what is significant to them is on how genuine each one feel towards one another. It doesnt matter where or how much, the most important thing there is, its Love. Here's the link: New Jersey Wedding Cebu Renewal of Vows

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February-27th-2006, 09:05 PM	#41 (permalink)
Mahal ko Guest Posts: n/a	Paperwork wedding at the US Embassy in Seoul. I would love to give my asawa a proper wedding for our first anniversary, but I also really want to go to Philippines for Christmas to meet her family and her anak. I may have to juggle funds seeing as tickets from Frankfurt, Germany to Manila don't come cheap.

April-19th-2006, 11:53 AM	#42 (permalink)
irel Guest Posts: n/a	we had a very simple wedding. we got married on 2002 back in knoxville Tn on a park. we had my husband's family and friends we didn't have expensive wedding rings. but that was a very wonderful day. after all a marriage is not based on how expensive you paid for your wedding it's based on love and how truly you took your vows.

July-13th-2006, 01:04 PM	#45 (permalink)
euroman Guest Posts: n/a	religious ceremony on December. it will be a full-blown church ceremony and garden reception. i don't think we have any choice in the matter. my family would never, ever allow us any other option. a church ceremony is what i wanted as well anyways. if we didn't have enough budget, it would have been a simple wedding (but still a religious ceremony). thankfully, we have the budget =) euro'wo'man (borrowing fiance's account, hehe)