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Getting married as the ceremony only the having the whole thing done there as well (legal stuff).
My wife and I got married in her hometown (the ceremony) and we just applied for our marriage certificate here once we got back to Canada.
If it's the ceremony only, think it as a vacation. You go there, spend the cash, have the ceremony done, meet the family... etc. Then by the time you come back, you just finalize the damn thing on a legal ground by having a commissioner to legalize it for you. I can't remember how much it was, but it wasn't much. Oh, and you do need 2 witnesses to be at the place too.
If you need the legal stuff over there in Philippines as well, (for immigration or whatever purpose) then you'd have to consult with the consulate or the local entities in charge. But I don't see you'd need anything other than your passport.
Congrats!
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