Which do you prefer, A Civil Wedding Ceromony or a Church Wedding Ceremony?
By aj2006
@aj2006 (1534)
Philippines
September 17, 2008 12:30am CST
Well, it came to my attention because for the month of August, September and October, my Husband is a Principal Sponsor to five church weddings.. three in August, one in September and another one in October, ( and I am always on the go to look for a wedding present!).. I wonder if there is a preferences in different individuals regarding the exchange of vows, Do you like the Civil Ceremony or the Church Ceremony? In the Philippines its a practice to have both I think.. ( I just don't know the recent study! ) Feel free to share myLot people!
Have a great day to each and everyone!
4 responses
@bombshell (11256)
• Germany
17 Sep 08
hi Lyn i always dream to have a church wedding.as catholic it says more blessings.i am married in cevil wedding coz that time we are in a hurry and so far thanks God have lots of blessings
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@aj2006 (1534)
• Philippines
19 Sep 08
Friend, its not yet too late to have a church wedding and its very nice if you plan to have a church wedding, because your little angel will be a part of it.. I plan to have a church wedding in 2010..like you our vows are made through civil ceremony at the moment, so I still plan for that dream church wedding... have a great day friend!
and dont forget to invite me ha?hehehe.
@divinegwapa (914)
• Philippines
17 Sep 08
I prefer a big church wedding.
I only plan to get married once and I want it to be really really special.
I want to invite everyone who has touched our lives in one way or another.
And I cannot do that in a civil wedding ceremony. ;D
@bbsr13 (4196)
• India
17 Sep 08
Hello! In India most marriages are celebrated at home in the presence of friends and relatives with much pomp and ceremony.The merrymaking continues for as many as three to four days.Few people also marry in temples,church and a few also marry in court.thanx.
@pinkpassion5 (351)
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17 Sep 08
My preference is a church wedding. I haven't been much of a church goer in the last few years and because of this we chose to get married in a chapel at a hotel. My belief is you should only get married in a church if you are a regular church goer.
Just my opinion :0)
