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17th October 2011 #1
It's All About ''Marriage"
Hello guys!
I really need your advice about some information about marriage:
1.Which is cheaper to get married in UK or Philippines?
2. Is it true that the father of the bride is the one who will pay for the wedding?
3. Do you think getting married is not that important anymore especially nowadays I mean being ''practical''?
Thanks a LOT!!
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17th October 2011 #2
hi ana, it is cheaper to marry in the phils, much cheaper
It used to be true the father of the bride would pay for the wedding here in the UK, it was tradition, but these days not so much,
being married is a matter of choice, if it feels right do it, its cheaper not to and cheaper to walk away, some want the added security that little piece of paper brings with it,
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17th October 2011 #3
Having a laugh there Phil ?? Married or not it is the same and if children are involved what makes that easier ? Married or not people still have affairs ...
Ana, marry someone because you love and trust them 100% and they feel the same for you........ never settle for lessIf you want your dreams to come true ...... first you have to wake up
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17th October 2011 #4
1. Both. You work within your own budget. You can marry in the UK for less than £50
2. This is a British tradition, they wouldn't have a clue about it in the Phil, and with equal rights the couple usually pay themselves these days.
3. If you want to be with a Filipina in the UK, immigration forces you to marry whether you want to or not..... what human rights?Keith Driscoll - Administrator
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17th October 2011 #5
ok so is it cheaper to pay for a wedding or to just choose to live together ?
is it cheaper to pay solicitors and court fees to split up or to just grab a bag and go your seperate ways ?
of course i realise where children are involved it gets more complicated, and that you have the same rights whether you are married or not,
the question about marriage that ana raised was weather or not it was practical, and thats all about perspective,
Even after twenty five years of marriage and pissed off for the last twelve of them, i only stayed for my kids, i never once strayed because i belive in the sanctity of marriage, a manogonist through and through, if someone wants to have an affair they should not settle down with anyone, stay single,
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It's MUCH cheaper to marry in the Phils, as I did.
As a Yorkshireman, I'm an expert on saving money !
Of course you must only invite 2 witnesses, which saves on drinks at the pissup afterwards.
(I have the pictures, but better not show them )
As far as children are concerned, I feel it is only right to give them two parents who are in a committed relationship, and the family name of their father before bringing them into this world.
My son was thus given the same respect my parents gave to me and my siblings.
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17th October 2011 #8
I got this problem about my bf he doesn't wanna settle down he wants us to do ''living in together and no marriage'' which is in my part it's kinda unfair or not right and I told him that I don't wanna do that forever then he said that we will be forever in this situation LDR coz there is no option C. These are what he said:
~ok we get married, right now. I'm sure there is a website you can do it LOL
then we are married with means all other girls will want me even more (coz I`m married) and nothing, absolutely NOTHING keeps me from going with any of them. if we get divorced then you get nothing, coz I have nothing. so WHAT THE .... does it mean???????????????
i have no problem with getting married coz that's just a word
these days commitment is a different word
~no, marrige and divorce - that's just words in terms of law. I don't give a .... about those terms. I know I either want to be with a person or not. I don't care what the world is calling it. and if you wanna get married for your traditions sake, that's fine. but it won't change anything on someone steeling me away from you. that's still my decision in the end and not a piece of paper's one
~i told you, for me it deosn't mean anything so I dont care
all it means is it costs a lot of money
he said he is very sure about me but he said he can't understand the need of getting married
~I am very sure about you but I just don't understand the need. if you pay for it all or your family then it's fine. for me it's just connected to money loss. I'm sure about you but I don't need a expensive piece of paper to tell me that
he said he is happy when I am happy but I can't understand him
this is really bothering me
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17th October 2011 #9
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Seems like a BIG lack of trust there, and commitment not even on the horizon.
I'll be honest with you lovely Filipinas, any British guy who is able to live there for a good length of time will have eyes on swivels. There are just so many gorgeous ladies in the Phils.
Commitment is EVERYTHING.
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I'm no marriage guidance counsellor, but you will have to trust your instincts.
Only you can tell if something feels right for YOU.
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17th October 2011 #12
Sounds like he is very insecure and not ready for a 'real' relationship. There are lots of guys out there who would love to marry a lovely Filipina
If you want your dreams to come true ...... first you have to wake up
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17th October 2011 #13
What should I do??
I guess no one could ever change his perspective about ''marriage''
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I think you need to do some serious talking.
Starting out feeling that you will need to change someone is not really the best situation, I would have thought.
Then again, that's the first thing most new wives seem to want to do to their new husband.
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17th October 2011 #15
No one can tell you 'what you need to do'
BUT......... knowing what you have told us... you need to assess if he is the right person for you? Is he going to stand by you whatever happens in life? It appears he likes the 'unattached' feeling of the LDR while still having you at his beck and call when ever he needs you.
I think it is a cop-out saying that he comes from a broken family, just an excuse to stay the way he is.
I know what I would do... but I am not you .... and it is your decisionIf you want your dreams to come true ...... first you have to wake up
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17th October 2011 #17
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You don't have to leave him.
Just TALK to him about this.
(different to NAGGING )
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17th October 2011 #19
... which - in terms of RATIONAL thought - is nothing short of !
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17th October 2011 #20
ana my dear.... don't settle for less.
If a man truly loves you, he will give whatever you want. If it is marriage you want, then he will give it to you.
Its obvious that Gerry is not ready yet. My husband now, he was in 7 year long term relationship and never wanted to get married nor have children.
But now, we got married out of spun... madly in love with each other and he will do anything to make me happy. Now we have a baby, he can't stop himself from looking at our baby and thankful in many ways that we got married. Even his mum and dad cannot believe that he is happily married to me and now a wonderful father to our son.
I bet Gerry loves being single, committed to a relationship but not ready to settle down. Perhaps its too big for, the responsibility and everything. Even for me, before... marriage is too big of a responsibility. I think I've must have shared that to you when we had lunch in SM before.
Anyway, everything comes to choices and decisions... so everything is all up to you. I'm sure he wants and loves you. He spends time, effort and money to be with you. The word you want there maybe is "does he NEEDS you"Life as we make it
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17th October 2011 #24
i hear the words "sure about you" an awful lot in your previous post, but not once do you mention "love" the foundation for any relationship,
You say you love him, how can you let him go, but from what he says how can you keep him, sounds to me he will stay still until a newer lower milliage model comes along,
he says even if he marries you "nothing would keep him from going with other girls if they want him,
Just like graham says, if he is in the phils his head will be in swivel mode,
I would sugest when he is with you, just see where he is looking, does he only have eyes for you, or is he allways window shopping,
you will know when its time to say kiss my
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...but true.
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17th October 2011 #26
do as you both please, thats the best way to do it,
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17th October 2011 #27
the only thing is that if you married in the Philippines there is no divorce and if you marry in the UK is more freedom and open than to the PH
JUST my humble opinionA place for everything, everything in its place.
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So, if I take the ex on my next visit to the Phils I can have a balikbayan stamp.
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18th October 2011 #29
Ana if the guy really loves you he will do everything to please
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