Getting Married in Germany

There were several discussions of this topic (getting married in Germany as a foreigner) in the past, so you may want to search the forum and read them.
In my experience, the formalities in Germany are very difficult, time-consuming and costly. So I always recommend marrying elsewhere (Denmark, Las Vegas and Singapore make this very easy) and getting the marriage recognised by Germany later (which isn't too difficult).
You mention you want to marry in Germany AND in the Philippines? That is not legally possible - you can only marry once (unless you divorce inbetween ...). If you mean just a religious ceremony (which has no legal relevance), then it is o.k. as such "private parties" you can have as many times as you like (but they don't result in you being legally married).

Thank you for your inputs.

Marrying only in the Philippines for the ceremony since me and my family are catholic.

So, from a legal standpoint, that is an irrelevant private party, not a marriage.

Hello,

It´s difficult and you need a lot of documentation/paper. I suggest you go to the danish wedding island - Aeroe and get married there.It is a very nice place and the inhibitants are very friendly and easy-going.They welcome a lot of mixed couples from Germany (and other countries).

All the best//  AnnaStina

Thank you, AnnaStina!

Hi everyone...   I Just have some questions to clarify and hope you can help me. Your advice would be greatly appreciated.

I am  now here in Germany as a student. Few months after I arrived here, I and my BF decided to marry. I was previously married in the Philippines with a Filipino citizen and I apply for a divorce when I was working in Hong Kong and I got my divorce decree in 2015. Considering that my divorce papers from Hong Kong allows me to re-marry abroad...  The problem is if I and my BF marry here in Germany- I am obliged to register my marriage to the Philippine Embassy here in Germany... and by this I will be in a conflict situation because Philippines does not recognized divorce. (Only annulment) and In my case I have not filed annulment yet. But I have plan to do it soon.

So my question is ... Is it really necessary to register my marriage to the Philippine Embassy in Germany If I marry here now? Or can I register it only later maybe after a year or two when I get my annulment papers from the Philippines? What are the consequences of late marriage registration?

Thank you... hoping so much to hear helpful advices from here.

Waff: There certainly is no requirement under German law to register your German marriage with any foreign authority.
Different from marriages, for which international treaties exist (signed by most countries), there are no binding rules for recognition of foreign divorces and it is legally possible to be  married in one country and divorced (or, after re-marriage, married to somebody else) in anther one. The formal word for this is "limping marriage".
Whether the Philippine authorities can penalize you for something (divorce) you did in a country where it is completely legal, I don't know. You better ask this in the Philippine forum, not here!

@ Beppi.... Thanks for the info..