Weddings in Philippines

More vows

Wedding customs

Wedding customs Wedding dress Wedding veil Wedding rings Diamond rings Ring relay Wedding kiss Wedding bells Romantic crosses Wedding crosses Candles Is choosing a lucky date possible? Other Pagan customs

Wedding planning

Planning your wedding Which style? Making your wedding plans work Choosing a lucky date Time management Handling professionals Handling relatives Procrastination Delegating

Wedding ceremony

Order Of Service Hymns Bible reading Vows

Mixed marriages

Mixed marriages Weddings in Philippines Western weddings in Japan Japan weddings: Real? Japan weddings: Legal? Japan weddings: Christian? Japan weddings: Jobs

Photo courtesy of
Alpha Choir Robe Sales

This section is one of several pages showing the text used for Jim and Nila's Filipino wedding and features the opening remarks by the pastor.

The Ceremony

The couple's choice of music is played as the groom comes forward, preceded by the Best Man. The bride then approaches, preceded by the Matron of Honour, and takes her position to the left of the groom. The Best Man stands to the right of the groom and the Matron of Honour takes her position to the left of the bride.

Pastor:

The ceremonies you are about to witness, the Unity Wedding Coins, the Unity Veil and Unity Cord, the Wedding Rings and Vows, and the Unity Candle Lighting, are uniquely and traditionally a part of the Filipino wedding.

If there is anyone present who feels that this unique and beautiful wedding ceremony should not take place, let him or her now come forward and state their reasons or forevermore hold your peace.

Entire script in pdf format.

Return to Filipino Wedding