Unique and intimate Civil Wedding Ideas

[beanpipe]

Hi sis sorry ngayon lang ako uli nakapaglogin. Hope I'm not too late. His name is Aris Centeno. Hindi pala sya judge, solemnizing officer lang pala sya per I checked his license naman and pwede sya magkasal. Super galing nya as in lahat ng tao sa venue namin umiiyak. He asked us to have our personal vows pa. Here's his number: 09194026369

hi sis anaramas27.. ask ko lang po kung saan mo na check yung license nung solemnizing officer? TIA

[Miss Scofield]

^Hi sis! ako na sasagot hehe! you can check here - http://sois.census.gov.ph/

To other sisses looking for solemnizing officer, you may want to contact Reverend Raul "Jed" Maderazo 09277772555 you can check with him kung available sya. 50/50 pa ko kung kukunin namin sya kasi Feb 2013 pa naman wedding ko so standby muna pero I'm hoping na available sya by that time. Check nyo nalang kung ok sya sa inyo. Tell him si Shirleen yung ikakasal ng feb 2013 yung nag refer. 

[beanpipe]

^Hi sis! ako na sasagot hehe! you can check here - http://sois.census.gov.ph/

To other sisses looking for solemnizing officer, you may want to contact Reverend Raul "Jed" Maderazo 09277772555 you can check with him kung available sya. 50/50 pa ko kung kukunin namin sya kasi Feb 2013 pa naman wedding ko so standby muna pero I'm hoping na available sya by that time. Check nyo nalang kung ok sya sa inyo. Tell him si Shirleen yung ikakasal ng feb 2013 yung nag refer. 

Thanks sis Miss Scofield 

hindi ko kase alam yung license number nya. yung si reverend ba e catholic? super nahihirapan kami iexplain sa mga parents nmen yung setup ng wedding ceremony. sabi nila e hindi daw considered catholic wedding kasi outside the church.

yung ganitong style ba ng wedding sis, is considered civil? thanks thanks sa help.. 

[switblububbles]

^naku ganyan din aku sis gulong gulo dameng tanong

Pano kung hindi pa updated yung license pero sabi ni reverend meron na daw syang bagong license pwede ko kaya itawag yun sa nso?

Pano malalaman kung Catholic yung religious sect nya?

[beanpipe]

^naku ganyan din aku sis gulong gulo dameng tanong

Pano kung hindi pa updated yung license pero sabi ni reverend meron na daw syang bagong license pwede ko kaya itawag yun sa nso?

Pano malalaman kung Catholic yung religious sect nya?

oo nga sis e.. ang sinasabi ko na nga lang e civil para di na magtanong.. pero parang considered civil nadin siguro sya kasi di na talaga pinapayagan ng simbahan. bahala na.. plan nga namin ni h2b e after nito saka kami magpapachurch blessing. yung intimate lang.

bale binaliktad lang namin na imbes yung civil yung intimate then yung church yung bongga e vice versa ang gagawin namin. tee hee!!

not sure sis kung pwede mo na itawag sa NSO yun.. binigay ba nya sayo [textspeak!] bagong license number nya? i meet namin yung SO namin pag narelease na yung marriage license namin.. balitaan kita.. 

[lula vechi]

To Sis hannie1216,

Tlaga sis 15k for 40pax na. Wala ako makita site ng Dencios eh. Baka pwede makita some of your wedding pics?.. 

Thanks!! 


Sis pm mo sa akin email address mo send ako ng pics

I'm a newbie here.. sis, psend [textspeak!] sken ng pics mo... civil wedding din kasi ako this coming june.. inavargas17@yahoo.com.. thanks a lot=)

[ferb]

Suggest nman kayo ng solemnizing officer/reverend na pwedeng magkasal sa venue.. yung mura lang sana. Magkaiba kasi ng religion ni h2b kaya hirapan kami maghanap.

[sweetcake]

sis my masusuggest po kayo reception for 30-40pax lang near qc city hall?

[sarsingkit]

^not very near City Hall but within QC. its near ABSCBN. Patio Carlito yung name sis.

[lula vechi]

sis my masusuggest po kayo reception for 30-40pax lang near qc city hall?

sis kung gusto mo sa Max's sa Quezon city circle.. maganda [textspeak!] rambiance ng resto then super konti ng tao lalo na pag weekdays..

[leznupar]

Hi guys...am just new here and hoping to get some tips, ideas about civil wedding...Actually, me and my fiance' are planning to get married on August this year in the Philippines. Sad to say, have no idea yet how will we be able to do it...He's a foreigner, divorced and I am Filipina, divorced as well...By the way, we wanna celebrate this with a simple garden wedding and just wanna ask if it is possible to held the ceremony where the wedding venue will be held???...Requirements for marriage license etc...etc...I found this website very interesting and I do really hope to get some ideas from all of you guys...Thanks and more power    

warm regards,
Leznupar

[layzieg]

mga how long is the planning para sa civil wedding? mga weeks ba or months? yng para sa simple lang and rush hehe..

[sarsingkit]

^naku sis, super saglit lang. 1 month siguro. but it will depend on how picky and detailed you are. ako kasi ang concern ko lang is good food and good and sulit drinks. separate kasi yung lunch with family sa dinner and drinks namin with friends and family members who want to drink. so when we passed our requirements sa city hall ng morning, we had lunch na dun sa place na ina-eye ko for the family lunch. so nagustuhan naman ni hubby tapos kinausap na namin yung manager and we paid downpayment na. mura lang naman din. that was a monday tapos tuesday nagdinner naman kami dun sa place na a friend suggested for the dinner and drinks so ok na din for hubby so nagbayad na din for down. after 2 weeks, wedding na namin. ayun marami naman natuwa sa food on both restaurants and super sulit sa drinks. in the end, our friends were ordering cocktails and shots na nag hard drinks just for us to complete the consumable. umuwi lahat ng lasing which is me and my hubby's goal. lol.

[beanpipe]

Suggest nman kayo ng solemnizing officer/reverend na pwedeng magkasal sa venue.. yung mura lang sana. Magkaiba kasi ng religion ni h2b kaya hirapan kami maghanap.

sis try mo yung Solemnizing officer namin. he's really great.. halos lahat ng bisita namin naiyak. hehe!

name is Aris Centeno.. as long as you both believe in Jesus e pwede nya kayo ikasal. PM me if you want his details.

sisses, any suggestions po na resto malapit sa manila city hall?yung affordable at maganda naman ambiance?
nag-papaayos kasi yung pinsan ko eh, 30-40 pax..TIA!

sis try mo sa Adarna Food and Culture along kalayaan. super cozy ang ambiance. dyan kami nagreception. See photos and rates here.

http://pinaybrideguide.blogspot.com/2012/06/adarna-food-and-culture-review.html

mga how long is the planning para sa civil wedding? mga weeks ba or months? yng para sa simple lang and rush hehe..

yung medyo matagal lang e yung pagkuha ng license sis. atleast 10days yun. but the rest e mabilis lang naman if you want a simple enough wedding. Pero you have to take into account din yung month, kasi pag dec e baka wala kanang mabook kase fully booked na.

[chubbycheeks17]

leznupar - sis, do you mean, have the ceremony in the same venue as your reception? if it is, then yes, that is okay. for marriage license requirements, you may want to check this thread: http://www.femalenetwork.com/girltalk/index.php/topic,214552.0.html so as to give you an idea of the requirements of the city hall where you're from in case namention na sa thread. nagva-vary din kasi ang requirements per city hall. happy preps, sis!

[coffeeandcream]

hi new here too and I find this site very helpful and I want to help as well. I just finished my civil wedding March of this year. This is what I knew of the procedure since I personally attended to all paperworks. First you need all your documents and papers relating to your status original ones and certified true copy if needed.If this is your first marriage, the local civil registrar will ask to see your original birth certificates or your baptismal certificates. Certified copies may be accepted. You need to provide the full name, residence and citizenship of your parents or guardians.
If either of you are not citizens of the Philippines, you have to provide your passport and a certificate of legal capacity to contract marriage. An affidavit in lieu of a certificate of legal capacity to contract marriage may also be accepted. You need to apply first the marriage license @ the Civil Registrar Office at the City hall. You need to personally apply and sign the document. It has 10 days waiting period so probably you'll get it on the 11th day after filling. After getting the document you'll submit it to the officiating officer of your choice. Christian Officiating officer vary prices from 2,500-5,000 if held in their office and additonal fees for location and out of town. If your in a budget you can have it sa office nila to save money. After your wedding they will give you a copy of your marriage contract on security paper. Processing of original copy which you can get from NSO will take 1 month to 3 months. The marriage license cost is minimal only. If you chose a judge to do the wedding you need to have enough time but cheaper than officiating officer. The date of your wedding will be raffled for judge assignment and usually done at the city hall. The city hall to which you will apply is the registered residence of one of the couple. Hope this helps.

[beanpipe]

welcome to the thread sis coffeeandcream and thanks for sharing..

[layzieg]

hi! anyone tried having their civil wedding aboard a yacht? i saw a deal and it cost 22k for 2hrs. Is it better to have the wedding on the yacht then have the reception at a restaurant or have the wedding and reception on the yacht in 2hrs?

[juls97]

Hi! Newbie here too.  Joined coz I found this thread, which is great! It's nice to see so many others looking for ways to make their civil weddings memorable.  All of my friends kasi went for the church wedding. But since both h2b and I aren't religious, we opted for the civil wedding. Wala na kaming balak magpa-church wedding so I'm really looking to making the civil one memorable. I got a lot of ideas from the previous discussions and mos of my questions have been answered. But I'd just like to get some feedback on this: how did you find your officiating officer?

I've read that you can choose either a judge or a reverend to officiate your ceremony. But usually previous posts indicate na may mga kakilala na kayo when you identified your officiating officer.  What if wala. How did you guys find one? I'm not based in Manila so the names suggested previously are not possible for me. Your inputs would be most appreciated.

[unibrowcow]

I'm on the same boat as you, juls97. I'm very much interested in the answers to your questions.

My fiance and I also prefer a non-religious ceremony and it's been hard to track down an officiant. Kala ko nga in bridal fairs I will get some sort of lead on getting an officiant pero wala. I tried browsing NSO's registered solemnizing officer website but they always list some sort of religious sect plus it doesn't offer you any way of contacting a specific officer. The only thing the website can do for you is if you're already in contact with a solemnizing officer and you want to check if he/she is legitimate.

My next step is when we apply for the marriage license(hopefully tomorrow), to ask around in city hall if they can refer us to an officiant. If that doesn't help us any, the next plan is to just go down to the Hall of Justice in Taguig (where we are getting married) and ask around for a judge who's willing to marry us at our venue.