Wedding: Church or Civil or Both?

[bcasabee]

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Kung naay kwarta, mas nindot jud ang church

[dubioz]

Ngano mo budget man ta para sa church? Dili ba diay ma himo na mo church wedding sa gamay na budget? If the church wedding is subject to a budget, it's no longer sincere.

Just have the church wedding... whether small or big doesn't matter as long as you love each other. :mrgreen:

[mondai75]

civil mas practical and if you really think that you want to have it blessed then go for the church wedding....ang importante na iuphold ang vows...

naa man daghan na nagpakasal ug bongga sa church unya five months after nagbuwag...same sad sa civil...basta lang dli magbuwag mao ra gyud na importante...

[bcasabee]

Mas nindot ang church kay once in a lifetime experience man gud na...may nalang naa tay ma tan-aw tan-aw nga photo album or video sa experience.......
Plus para nako mas dili sincere kung ang rason nga dili mag church kay basin magbuwag. This kind of thinking para nako is a sign of "murag walay klaro nga relationship". Unya paniguro ra sad kaayo, kay basin alkansi sa gasto kay magbuwag ra gihapon.

[gnrx69]

praktikalay lang jud, sa kalisod sa panahon karon anhi jud ko ug civil, unya nalang nang church..

[spongebob00]

church wedding of corse

[kitkat732003]

i had both civil and church wedding......

[tolstoi]

pila may gasto sa CIVIL wedding?

[babylat3]

both...if you are in a hurry do a civil wedding...but if you are willing to plan...as in really plan...and of course spend...then do a church wedding...it doesnt really matter which one you will choose...as long as you have chosen the right partner...

[Merkin78]

my mom & dad, i don't see any logic on this ---- civil the week before, Catholic church the following Saturday morning, then a Protestant garden wedding at the reception site... of all these, only the civil wedding is recognized both in the Philippines and abroad.... but they took nice pictures in the Catholic (very solemn looking) and Protestant (nive view and arrangment) weddings!

for me, civil.... or better yet, just send me the certificate and i'll sign it just like that.... i don't see any need to stand in front of somebody and say those chilly vows! i'd rather say it to my dearest in private.... :mrgreen:

That's true it is akward given the fact that they got married through a civil and church a week after coz they could have just got married thru a church directly without the civil and register one marriage certificate to the National Statistics office. A cathollic and Protestant church seems to be reasonable coz they don't want to argue on where to get married. But civil? i don't find any reason why? They said Love settles differences so i guess they'll have to get married on both Church to do that.