Wedding Requirement
Civil
Ceremony
T hink
you're not ready for an elaborate church ceremony? If you
are both ready to take the plunge but may not have the resources
for a church wedding then you may opt for a civil ceremony.
The requirements for a civil
wedding are:
1. Secure your parental
consent/parental advice and marriage
license.
2. Set the
wedding date and an appointment with a judge, rabbi or the
authority
who will solemnize your marriage.
3. The marriage
should be solemnized publicly in the judge's chambers, in
an open court, in the office of the consul-general, consul
or vice-consul.
There is no required
program or text for civil weddings. What is important is that
the parties accept each other as husband and wife.
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Source:
Nolledo,
Jose N. "The Family Code of the Philippines." The Civil Code
of the Philippines. 2000 Revised Edition
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