Marriage Consultancy
(And Wedding Planner)

Room 302 Acre Bldg, 137 Malakas St.,
Diliman,  Quezon City, PHILIPPINES
(at the back of Quezon City Hall)
Contact: Ms Ruth Tesoro-Gimpaya
Tels: (011632) 436-33-41 or (01163) 9194045457
Email: MCBAF2004@yahoo.com

Getting Married

Our goal is to assist anyone seeking to get married in the Philippines. We can assist with the completion of legal documentation and permits, arrange ceremonies, and assist with whatever other issues arise in the pursuit of getting married in the Philippines.  We are looking forward to being able to assist you, please contact us for more information.


The provisions of marriages and family relations in the Philippines is embodied in Executive Order. 209 known as The Family Code of the Philippines. The City/Municipal local civil registrar office is government agency that is involved in the process of getting married in the Philippines. The City or Municipal civil local registrar issues marriage licenses, and the National Static Office (NSO) is responsible for authentication records of marriages after the issuance of Marriage Certificate by the city or municipal registrar
Frequently Asked Questions
  1. What are the formal requisites of married?
  2. Who are the allowed to solemnized?
  3. How old must you be to marry?
  4. Foreign Nationals
  5. Marriages Certificate
  6. Legal Separation
  7. Annulment


General Overview of the Procedures and Requirements of marriage of foreign national in the Philippines:

 

            AMERICAN                                       JAPANESE

            BRITISH                                             KOREAN

            GERMAN
Love is not absolute, a truth, or a limited substance--that you’re in it or out of it. It’s a feeling that ebbs and flows depending on how you treat each other. If you learn new ways to interact, the feelings can come flowing back, often stronger than before.

Cerimony
Rev. Moises Q. Payag
 
Is a registered solemnizing officer (No. 04-0HSOWH7IU), he has the authority to solemnized local and foreign nationals in this country for the past 30 years.
Cerimony2
A foreign national getting married to a Filipina.