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Title: Peru: Two types of weddings? Post by: grant5432 on January 13, 2005, 05:00:00 AM Hello.
My novia and I decided to get married in Peru then do a spousal Visa (rather than do a Fiance Visa), since she wanted her friends and family to be at the wedding. She was trying to tell me how they have 2 different kinds of -Grant Title: Re: Peru: Two types of weddings? Post by: Ray on January 14, 2005, 05:00:00 AM ... in response to Peru: Two types of weddings?, posted by grant5432 on Jan 13, 2005
In some countries, it is customary to have a civil wedding before a judge, then have the church wedding. Maybe that is what she meant. When I married in the Philippines, we had a civil ceremony on Thursday and then the church wedding on Saturday. Why? Because that's the way they said to do it. I don't know... If you do both, submit the civil marriage certificate with all of your immigration paperwork and use that date for the date of marriage. Ray Title: Re: Re: Peru: Two types of weddings? Post by: grant5432 on January 15, 2005, 05:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: Peru: Two types of weddings?, posted by Ray on Jan 14, 2005
okay, thanks. I guess that's what she meant... a civil and a church wedding. -Grant Title: Re: Peru: Two types of weddings? Post by: doombug on January 13, 2005, 05:00:00 AM ... in response to Peru: Two types of weddings?, posted by grant5432 on Jan 13, 2005
I'm assuming she meant the civil and church ceremonies. I and my wife went for the civil marriage, and plan on marrying again--this time in a church--soon after she arrives in the States. |