Solemnizing Marriage Philippines

  Di madali ang pag-aasawa! Everyone loves to tell newlyweds this, including TV stars, your barbero, and the cashier at SM. Of course, they hardly ever offer advice on how to get over the obstacles. Never argue in bed, and always tell the truth, are common pieces of advice given to newlyweds. Your future happiness depends greatly on how well your first year of marriage goes. The first year of a marriage is known as "the wet cement year," according to some. This is because it is when a couple learns how to live together without becoming stale or forming unhealthy habits that could lead to future problems. It's a chance to start building healthy routines and ways of communicating that should last the duration of your marriage. 1.     Remember romanticism. ( Sweetness ba) Naturally, the French are the source of this instruction. Refrain from using your phone at the dinner table and don't forget how much fun dressing up can be. Resist the urge to spend every momen...

  H OW TO GET A SOLEMNIZING OFFICER? Ahead of your wedding day, you should already have a solemnizing officer and matters should have been discussed with him already like the ritual, vow, entourage of people who will be attending, date and venue, etc. Why? Because S.O. should know all these things since he will play a very important role in your wedding. But how to get one? A solemnizing officer is a person that will officiate your wedding. He was given authority by his both by his church and the law to officiate a wedding hence he is given a  CRASM or Certificate of Registration of Authority to Solemnize Marriage issued by Philippine Statistics Authority or PSA . So commonly Solemnizing Officers are church ministers, priests, pastors or imams. So you can ask the assistance of your church office in securing a solemnizing officer. Based on your religious affiliation. If you are both Roman Catholic, then your SO should be a Roman Catholic priest. If one of you is Roman Catholic...