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2017 Vital
Statistics Report
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY
Mar
riag
e St
atis
tics
Volume 1
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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES His Excellency
PRESIDENT RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE
PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY
CLAIRE DENNIS S. MAPA, Ph. D. National Statistician and Civil Registrar General
ISSN: 0116-2675
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
Explanatory Notes……………………………………………………….……………..… ix Summary of Marriage Statistics in the Philippines: 1916-2017 ……….……………. xii Brief Analysis …….……………………………………….…….………………………… xv
List of Tables
Table A. Number and Annual Percent Change of Marriages, Philippines: 2007 to 2017 …….……….………………….……… xvii
Table B. Percent Distribution of Marriages by Year and Place of Occurrence (Region), Philippines for Years 2013 to 2017 with Percent Change for 2016-2017………………..………...… xviii
Table C. Number of Marriages, Daily Average and Daily Index, by Month of Occurrence and Place of Occurrence (Region), Philippines: 2017 ………………………………………………….. xxi
Table D. Number and Percent Distribution of Marriages by Age Group of Bride and Groom, Philippines: 2017 ………………......…..… xxii
Table E. Number and Percent Distribution of Marriages by Type of Ceremony, Philippines: 2016 and 2017 ……………..….……… xxiv
Table F. Number of Marriages by Type of Ceremony and Age Group of Bride and Groom, Philippines: 2017 …………………….……… xxv
Table G. Number of Marriages by Nationality of Bride and Groom, Philippines: 2017 ………………………………………….……… xxvi
Table H. Number of Marriages Occurring Abroad by Nationality of Bride and Groom: 2017 ……………….……………….……… xxvii
Table I. Number and Percent Distribution of Marriages Occurring Abroad by Age Group of Bride and Groom: 2017…..………… xxviii
Table J. Percent Distribution of Marriages Occurring Abroad by Previous Marital Status of Bride: 2017 ………...…………… xxix
Table K. Percent Distribution of Marriages Occurring Abroad by Previous Marital Status of Groom: 2017 …….………...…… xxix
Table 1. Number of Marriages by Month and Place of Occurrence (Region, Province and City/Municipality), Philippines: 2017……..….…………………………………...…... 1
Table 2. Number of Marriages by Type of Ceremony and Age Group of Bride and Groom, Philippines: 2017 ………….……………… 36
Table 3. Number of Marriages by Age Group of Bride and Groom, Philippines: 2017………..……………….………………………… 37
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Table 4. Number of Marriages by Age Group of Bride and Place of Occurrence (Region, Province and City/Municipality), Philippines: 2017 ……………………….…….…………………… 38
Table 5. Number of Marriages by Age Group of Groom and Place of Occurrence (Region, Province and City/Municipality), Philippines: 2017 ……….….….….…...….….….….….….…..…. 71
Table 6. Number of Marriages by Previous Marital Status and Age Group of Bride, Philippines: 2017 …………………....…… 104
Table 7. Number of Marriages by Previous Marital Status and Age Group of Groom, Philippines: 2017 ………………..……… 104
Table 8. Number of Marriages by Previous Marital Status of Bride and Groom, Philippines: 2017 ………………..……..……. 104
Table 9. Number of Marriages Occurring Abroad by Previous Marital Status of Bride: 2017…………..…………….…….…….………. 105
Table 10. Number of Marriages Occurring Abroad by Previous Marital Status of Groom: 2017 ……………..……….…….……………… 105
List of Figures
Figure 1. Number and Annual Percent Change of Marriages, Philippines: 2007 to 2017………………………..…..…..…..…… xvii
Figure 2. Top 3 Regions with Highest Number of Marriages, Philippines: 2017 ………..………………………………………… xviii
Figure 3. Percent Change of Marriages by Place of Occurrence (Region), Philippines: 2016 and 2017 ………..………………… xix
Figure 4. Number and Percent Distribution of Marriages by Month of Occurrence, Philippines: 2017………...………………………… xx
Figure 5. Median Age at Marriage for Brides and Grooms, Philippines: 2017..……………………………………………….... xxii
Figure 6. Number of Marriages by Age Group of Bride and Groom, Philippines: 2017 …………………………………………..……… xxiii
Figure 7. Percent Distribution of Marriages by Type of Ceremony, Philippines: 2017 ………………………..………………………… xxiv
Figure 8. Percent Distribution of Marriages Occurring Abroad: 2017…… xxvii
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Appendices
Appendix A List of Unpublished Tables ……………………..……..…………. 109
Appendix B Certificate of Marriage (Municipal Form No. 97) ………………. 110
Appendix C Civil Registration System: The Registration Process ……….... 112
Appendix D Central Office Officials and Regional Directors……….……….. 116
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Batanes
Ilocos Norte
Ilocos Sur
La Union
Pangasinan
Apayao
Abra
Kalinga
Mt. Province
Cagayan
Isabela
Ifugao
Benguet
Quirino Nueva Vizcaya
Aurora
Tarlac
Camarines Norte
Nueva Ecija
Zambales
Bataan
Tawi-Tawi
Pampanga
Bulacan
Rizal Metro Manila
Laguna Cavite
Batangas Quezon
Camarines Sur
Oriental Mindoro
Catanduanes
Albay
Sorsogon
Masbate
Marinduque
Romblon
Occidental Mindoro
Surigao del Norte
Palawan
Northern Samar
Eastern Samar
Southern Leyte
Samar
Leyte
Biliran Aklan
Capiz
Iloilo Antique
Guimaras
Bohol
Cebu
Siquijor
Negros Oriental
Negros Occidental
Dinagat Islands
Sultan Kudarat
Surigao del Sur
Agusan del Norte
Agusan del Sur
Camiguin
Bukidnon
Sarangani
Maguindanao
Basilan
Sulu
Lanao del Norte
Lanao del Sur
Zamboanga del Norte
Zamboanga del Sur
Zamboanga Sibugay
Davao del Norte
Davao del Sur
Davao Oriental
Davao Occidental
Compostela Valley
Misamis Oriental Misamis
Occidental
North Cotabato
South Cotabato
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Marriages by Province of Occurrence, Philippines: 2017
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EXPLANATORY NOTES
Introduction
Vital events refer to births, marriages, deaths, fetal deaths, and all such events that have something to do with an individual's entrance and departure from life, together with the changes in civil status that may have occurred during his or her lifetime. Recording of these events in the civil register is known as vital or civil registration.
Scope and Coverage
The Vital Statistics Report (VSR) Volume 1 includes marriages that occurred in 2017 compiled from the reports submitted to and received by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) from all Local Civil Registrars (LCR) of the country, Shari’a District Courts and from the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on all registered vital events with Philippine Foreign Service Posts (PFSP) involving Filipino nationals living and sojourning abroad.
Civil registration is a continuous process. Hence, there is a need to establish certain cut-off periods. The data presented here are marriages that occurred in 2017 but received from the City/Municipal Civil Registrars (C/MCRs) and submitted to the PSA Central Office from January 2017 to March 2018. Marriages occurred in 2017 but were received beyond March 2018 were no longer included in this report.
The rationale in the publication of the VSR is to update the vital statistics data to more current levels to be able to
provide important information in the civil status of persons as well as to generate demographic and health indicators that may help in the assessment of health/social services provided by the government. It will also provide national and local executives with information on the level of registration of vital events at the city/municipality level and will also serve as a means of monitoring the implementation of the civil registration system.
Basic Sources of Vital Statistics
The PSA, which took over the civil registration function of the former National Statistics Office (NSO) pursuant to Article 4 of Republic Act No. 10625, otherwise known as the “Philippine Statistical Act of 2013”, maintains an Archive of Civil Registry documents. In the civil registration system, there are several basic forms needed to record marriages from where vital statistics are generated. In this report, the Certificate of Marriage or Municipal Form No. 97 is the source of data. A facsimile of this form is found in Appendix B.
The VSR Volume 1 contains statistical tables including basic data on marriages up to the city/municipality level. Summary data are also available at the provincial and regional levels for ready reference. However, due to the number of pages devoted in the production of statistical tables, only a limited number is presented in this report.
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Limitations of the VSR
Act No. 3753 otherwise known as the Civil Registration Law of 1930 mandates that all vital events shall be registered. However, due to lack of awareness of the people on the importance of civil registration, especially in remote areas, there is still a problem of under-registration of vital events. The increasing number of late registrations also poses a problem in updating the published vital statistics report in the past.
Another source of under-reporting in the VSR is the late submission of reports by most of the concerned agencies. Moreover, in the processing of vital documents, there is usually a cut-off time of inclusion. After this, the documents that are submitted late are no longer included in the current year being compiled.
In view of the above limitations, caution is necessary in the interpretation of data, since information presented is not adjusted for under registration, both for local and foreign vital events. Marked fluctuations in vital events that may be observed for specific areas may not necessarily reflect differentials, but rather an indication of variations in registration and/or registered submission of events.
Responsibility in the registration of vital events
Registration of vital events is the responsibility of the Local Government Units (LGU) through the LCR who are under the technical supervision of the Civil Registrar General (CRG) of the
NSO by virtue of the provisions of Act No. 3753. However, pursuant to the Philippine Statistical Act of 2013, the PSA took over the civil registration function of NSO with the National Statistician (NS) as the CRG who provides overall directions in the implementation of the Civil Registry Law and related issuances and exercises technical supervision over the LCR.
For marriages, the solemnizing officers from various religious sects and denominations who officiate the marriage ceremonies are responsible in causing the registration and certifying the facts of the events at the LCR offices. The contracting parties, a witness or the person who has full knowledge of the occurrence of the event shall report the marriage, in default of the above-mentioned informants.
Meanwhile, reports of marriages occurring abroad from the PFSPs are forwarded to the DFA and subsequently submitted to the PSA - Civil Registration Service.
For the registration process of the civil registration system, see Appendix C.
Definition of terms and concepts
Civil Registrar General is the national official in charged with the implementation and enforcement of the Civil Registry Law. As provided for by law, the National Statistician (NS) of the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) is the Civil Registrar General (CRG).
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Civil Registration is defined as the continuous, permanent and compulsory recording of the occurrences and characteristics of vital events, primarily for their value as legal documents and secondly for their usefulness as a source of statistics.
Crude Marriage Rate refers to annual number of marriages per 1,000 population.
Daily Average refers to the arithmetic mean of marriage occurrences per day.
Daily Index is the increase/decrease from the overall daily average of marriage occurrences.
Delayed Registration refers to the registration of an event beyond the reglementary period as specified in existing laws, rules and regulations.
District Registrar is the clerk of the Shari’a District Court acting in the performance of their function under Title VI, Book II of P.D. 1083 and A.O. 1, s. 2005 (A.O.1,S.2005). He shall send copies in accordance with Act No. 3753, as amended, to the office of the Civil Registrar-General. (Art. 82, P.D. 1083).
Local Civil Registrar is the official in-charged with the duty of implementing or enforcing the provisions of the Civil Registry Law and its implementing rules and regulations in the city or municipality.
Marriage is a special contract of permanent union between a man and a woman entered into in accordance with law for the establishment of conjugal and family life. (Nikha) among Muslim Filipinos is not only a civil contract but a social institution. Its nature, consequences and incidents are governed by P.D. 1083 and the Shari’a, and are not subject to stipulations, except that the marriage settlements may, to a certain extent, fix the property relations of the spouses. (Article 14, P.D. No. 1083).
Place of Occurrence refers to the place where the vital event took place.
Place of Registration refers to the city/municipality where the event is to be registered. Generally, it is the office of the Local Civil Registrar of the place of occurrence.
Shari’a refers to all the ordinances and regulations governing Muslims as found principally in the Qur’an and the Hadith.
Sex Ratio refers to the number of males per one hundred females.
Usual Residence refers to the place where the person habitually or permanently resides.
Vital Statistics are derived from information obtained at the time when the occurrences of vital events and their characteristics are inscribed in a civil register.
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Brief Analysis
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MARRIAGE STATISTICS
❖ TOTAL REGISTERED MARRIAGES
In 2017, the total number of marriages recorded was 434,932, an increase of 3.6 percent from 419,628 marriages in 2016. The number of registered marriages showed an inconsistent trend from 2007 to 2017, with noticeable varying of figures,
from 2007 to 2011 about -2.8 percent decline, then a slight increase in 2011 to 2012 of about 1.3 percent, then a rapid decline from 2012 to 2017 by about -9.8 percent. (See Figure 1 and Table A)
Table A. Number and Annual Percent Change of Marriages, Philippines: 2007 to 2017
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Number 490,054 486,514 492,254 482,480 476,408 482,399 442,603 429,723 439,424 419,628 434,932
Per Day 1,343 1,329 1,349 1,322 1,305 1,318 1,213 1,177 1,204 1,147 1,192
Per Hour 56 55 56 55 54 55 51 49 50 48 50
Percent Change (0.7) 1.2 (2.0) (1.3) 1.3 (8.2) (2.9) 2.3 (4.5) 3.6
Source: PSA, CRS, VSD
Note: Figures are not adjusted for under registration
0
476,408
482,399
390,000
420,000
450,000
480,000
510,000
Nu
mb
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of
Mar
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Year
Figure 1. Number and Annual Percent Change of Marriages, Philippines: 2007 to 2017
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Percent Change (0.7) 1.2 (2.0) (1.3) 1.3 (8.2) (2.9) 2.3 (4.5) 3.6
434,932
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Civil Registration Service, Vital Statistics Division (PSA, CRS, VSD) Note: Figures are not adjusted for under registration
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❖ MARRIAGE BY PLACE OF OCCURRENCE
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Table B. Percent Distribution of Marriages by Year and Place of Occurrence (Region),
Philippines for Years 2013-2017 with Percent Change for 2016-2017
PHILIPPINES 442,603 429,723 439,424 419,628 434,932 3.6
NCR 12.9 14.0 13.9 12.7 12.8 4.5
CAR 2.2 2.2 2.0 2.1 2.1 3.1
Region I 6.2 6.1 5.8 6.1 6.0 1.6
Region II 5.0 4.9 4.7 4.8 4.4 (5.9)
Region III 11.9 12.0 11.5 11.8 11.7 2.9
Region IV-A 12.5 12.8 12.7 13.0 13.4 6.9
MIMAROPA 3.3 3.0 3.1 3.0 3.1 8.7
Region V 5.8 5.3 5.4 5.8 5.7 2.8
Region VI 8.6 8.1 8.2 8.5 8.3 1.7
Region VII 7.6 7.9 8.2 8.1 8.5 7.6
Region VIII 3.6 3.0 3.7 3.8 3.7 1.5
Region IX 3.0 3.3 3.5 3.7 3.1 (12.1)
Region X 5.0 4.8 4.8 4.6 4.9 9.6
Region XI 5.3 5.2 5.1 5.0 5.0 5.0
Region XII 4.1 4.2 4.0 3.9 4.2 11.8
Region XIII 2.8 3.0 3.0 2.9 2.6 (4.9)
ARMM 0.2 0.2 0.4 0.4 0.5 43.3
2016-2017
Place of
Occurrence
Percent Distribution of Marriages by Year Percent Change
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
In 2017, at the regional level, Region IV-A recorded the highest number of registered marriages, which accounted for 13.4 percent of the total. It was followed by NCR (12.8%) and Region III (11.7%). (See Figure 2 and Table B)
Furthermore, these three regions were the only regions which consistently contributed more than 10 percent of the recorded marriages in the Philippines; and maintained their ranks in the top three positions in the past five years. (See Table B)
REGION III
11.7%
NCR
12.8%
REGION IV-A
13.4%
Figure 2. Top 3 Regions with Highest Number of Marriages, Philippines: 2017
Source: PSA, CRS, VSD Note: Figures are not adjusted for under registration
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Fourteen out of 17 regions showed a positive percent change from the year 2016 to 2017, with the top three found in Mindanao. The highest increase was observed in ARMM with 43.3 percent, followed by Region XII and Region X with 11.8 percent and 9.6 percent, respectively.
On the other hand, the only three regions with declining percent change are Region IX (-12.1%), Region II (-5.9%) and Region XIII (-4.9%). (See Figure 3 and Table B)
Figure 3. Percent Change of Marriages by Place of Occurrence (Region), Philippines: 2016-2017
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❖ MONTHLY AND DAILY MARRIAGES
The months of May (11.6%), December (11.5%) and February (10.4%) accounted for one-third of the total number of marriages in 2017 in terms of percent distribution. These are also the months that recorded more than 10 percent of the total marriages.
The month of November was the least likely preferred month for marriage, recording the lowest percentage at 5.0 percent. (See Figure 4)
Table C shows that May is the only month recorded a daily index greater than 100.0 in all regions.
On the other hand, the months of July, October and November recorded a daily index that falls below 100.0 in all regions. (See Table C)
Source: PSA, CRS, VSD Note: Figures are not adjusted for under registration
Figure 4. Number and Percent Distribution of Marriages by Month of Occurrence, Philippines: 2017
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Table
C.
Num
ber
of M
arr
iages,
Daily A
vera
ge a
nd D
aily Index b
y M
onth
of O
ccurr
ence a
nd P
lace o
f O
ccurr
ence (
Regio
n),
Philip
pin
es:
2017
PH
ILIP
PIN
ES
434,9
32
1,1
92
106.4
136.1
91.7
118.6
136.2
117.6
76.1
65.2
78.2
80.8
61.0
134.9
NC
R55,5
70
152
101.9
150.9
104.5
87.1
103.6
116.7
92.6
68.0
78.6
86.9
70.2
142.5
CA
R9,0
53
25
110.7
88.8
91.2
154.1
150.3
101.1
69.7
60.1
63.2
79.9
62.8
166.5
Regio
n I
25,9
70
71
134.2
148.5
82.2
177.7
130.0
108.5
58.6
42.3
47.1
52.1
43.3
179.4
Regio
n II
19,1
11
52
71.3
160.9
83.5
219.2
170.5
92.8
67.3
61.4
56.9
81.4
49.7
91.4
Regio
n III
51,0
27
140
109.9
129.6
97.3
131.9
127.1
114.7
76.4
58.9
65.2
71.0
65.9
154.3
Regio
n IV
-A58,1
52
159
114.2
122.1
95.3
110.7
124.6
125.8
83.9
52.9
78.4
84.0
51.3
157.9
MIM
AR
OP
A13,5
48
37
79.3
162.4
119.6
123.8
185.5
114.9
63.6
47.8
63.0
77.8
48.4
118.3
Regio
n V
24,9
93
68
102.3
102.9
83.5
158.6
156.4
129.0
58.3
55.3
77.6
85.2
44.2
147.4
Regio
n V
I36,1
43
99
101.7
178.4
100.3
115.1
140.4
98.7
67.5
57.9
73.9
73.4
53.5
145.0
Regio
n V
II36,7
76
101
120.7
98.6
77.1
80.8
175.6
136.2
75.3
67.6
106.4
82.5
71.4
107.3
Regio
n V
III
16,0
85
44
88.4
201.0
80.8
124.3
142.5
127.2
69.7
69.0
70.6
82.6
51.2
101.6
Regio
n IX
13,5
74
37
135.9
149.3
105.9
107.1
143.0
97.3
84.7
63.8
81.4
84.6
77.0
73.4
Regio
n X
21,1
84
58
104.2
130.0
85.1
104.1
141.9
130.8
68.3
92.4
86.4
96.3
69.0
94.1
Regio
n X
I21,8
65
60
97.5
96.5
84.7
85.6
106.7
138.6
94.0
100.3
102.1
98.7
81.6
113.7
Regio
n X
II18,1
96
50
102.6
138.6
84.6
93.6
110.8
98.3
70.1
95.2
98.2
88.3
73.6
148.6
Regio
n X
III
11,5
08
32
74.8
133.4
58.5
99.1
165.1
126.3
84.9
90.9
102.6
78.6
69.9
119.1
AR
MM
2,1
77
6 189.8
145.5
102.8
115.1
136.8
107.9
73.6
84.9
103.4
63.8
25.7
53.5
January
Febru
ary
Marc
hA
pril
May
Decem
ber
Octo
ber
Nove
mber
Pla
ce o
f
Occurr
ence
June
July
August
Septe
mber
Daily
Ave
rage
Daily Index b
y M
onth
of O
ccurr
ence
Num
ber
of
Marr
iages
So
urc
e:
PS
A,
CR
S,
VS
D
Note
: F
igu
res a
re n
ot a
dju
ste
d f
or
und
er
reg
istr
atio
n
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Figure 5. Median Age at Marriage for Brides and Grooms, Philippines: 2017
❖ AGE OF BRIDE AND GROOM
Source: PSA, CRS, VSD Note: Figures are not adjusted for under registration
years
29 years
27
More men than women marry later in their life. The median age at marriage for bride is 27 years two years younger than the median age at marriage for grooms, 29 years. (See Figures 5)
More than one-third of the total marriages involved brides and grooms in ages 25-29 years old, with 34.2 percent and 36.2 percent, respectively. (See Table D)
Table D. Number and Percent Distribution of Marriages by Age Group
of Bride and Groom, Philippines: 2017
Bride Groom Bride Groom
Total 434,932 434,932 100.0 100.0
Under 15 51 8 * *
15 - 19 32,353 7,601 7.4 1.7
20 - 24 137,551 94,096 31.6 21.6
25 - 29 148,618 157,407 34.2 36.2
30 - 34 68,286 95,143 15.7 21.9
35 - 39 25,440 39,913 5.8 9.2
40 - 44 10,164 16,508 2.3 3.8
45 - 49 5,548 8,802 1.3 2.0
50 - 54 3,280 5,407 0.8 1.2
55 - 59 1,805 3,880 0.4 0.9
60 and Over 1,821 6,152 0.4 1.4
Not Stated 15 15 * *
Source: PSA,CRS,VSD
Note: Figures are not adjusted for under registration
* Percentage are less than 0.1
Number Percent DistributionAge Group
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Figure 6 shows that groom outnumbered bride in almost all ages starting at the age group 25-29 years.
For marriages involving teenagers, Table D shows that there are four (4) teenage brides (32,404) for every one
teenage groom (7,609). On the other hand, for aged 60 years old and over, the number of grooms (6,152) who got married in 2017 was three times higher compared to brides (1,821) of the same age group. (See Figure 6 and Table D)
❖ TYPE OF CEREMONY
Out of the total marriages that were solemnized through different types of ceremony in 2017, 40.1 percent were contracted through civil ceremony. Others were either officiated through
Roman Catholic Church ceremony (38.2%), performed in Muslim tradition (1.5%), tribal ceremony (0.6%) and other religious rites (19.6%). (See Figure 7 and Table E)
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20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
in T
ho
usa
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s
Age Group
Figure 6. Number of Marriages by Age Group of Bride and Groom, Philippines: 2017
Bride
Groom
Source: PSA, CRS, VSD
Note: Figures are not adjusted for under registration
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Table E. Number and Percent Distribution of Marriages by Type of Ceremony,
Philippines: 2016 and 2017
Number Percent
Total 419,628 100.0 434,932 100.0
Roman Catholic Church 157,359 37.5 166,057 38.2
Civil Ceremony 174,373 41.6 174,300 40.1
Muslim Tradition 5,154 1.2 6,646 1.5
Tribal Ceremony 2,966 0.7 2,473 0.6
Other Religious Rites 79,740 19.0 85,445 19.6
Not Stated 36 0.0 11 0.0
Source: PSA,CRS,VSD
Note: Figures are not adjusted for under registration
2016 2017Type of Ceremony
Number Percent
Source: PSA, CRS, VSD Note: Figures are not adjusted for under registration
Roman Catholic Church
Ceremony;
38.2%
Civil Ceremony;
40.1%
Muslim Tradition;
1.5%
Tribal Ceremony;
0.6%
Other Religious Rites;
19.6%
Figure 7. Percent Distribution of Marriages by Type of Ceremony, Philippines: 2017
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Table F. Number of Marriages by Type of Ceremony and Age Group of Bride and Groom, Philippines: 2017
BRIDE
Total 434,932 166,057 174,300 6,646 2,473 85,445 11
Under 15 51 - 1 31 17 2 -
15 - 19 32,353 11,715 13,199 908 671 5,860 -
20 - 24 137,551 54,436 55,540 1,697 849 25,026 3
25 - 29 148,618 60,614 56,316 1,683 432 29,569 4
30 - 34 68,286 26,305 26,736 1,145 198 13,900 2
35 - 39 25,440 7,930 11,312 639 124 5,433 2
40 - 44 10,164 2,590 4,860 276 55 2,383 -
45 - 49 5,548 1,196 2,756 155 54 1,387 -
50 - 54 3,280 598 1,716 59 30 877 -
55 - 59 1,805 337 909 26 18 515 -
60 and Over 1,821 335 945 25 25 491 -
Not Stated 15 1 10 2 - 2 -
GROOM
Total 434,932 166,057 174,300 6,646 2,473 85,445 11
Under 15 8 - - 7 1 - -
15 - 19 7,601 2,407 3,257 369 189 1,379 -
20 - 24 94,096 37,343 37,367 1,503 781 17,099 3
25 - 29 157,407 64,334 60,225 1,779 659 30,407 3
30 - 34 95,143 38,463 36,454 1,205 375 18,644 2
35 - 39 39,913 14,095 16,976 693 174 7,974 1
40 - 44 16,508 4,826 7,619 411 104 3,548 -
45 - 49 8,802 2,031 4,296 266 66 2,143 -
50 - 54 5,407 1,060 2,757 171 37 1,382 -
55 - 59 3,880 626 1,977 120 32 1,123 2
60 and Over 6,152 869 3,363 121 55 1,744 -
Not Stated 15 3 9 1 - 2 -
Source: PSA,CRS,VSD
Note: Figures are not adjusted for under registration
Tribal
Ceremony
Other Religious
RitesNot StatedAge Group Total
Roman Catholic
Church
Civil
Ceremony
Muslim
Tradition
Most brides and grooms preferred to be solemnized in Roman Catholic Church ceremony, both came from age group 25-29 years old, with 60,614 (36.5%)
brides and 64,334 (38.7%) grooms. (See Table F)
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❖ NATIONALITY OF BRIDE AND GROOM
There were 419,675 marriages (96.5%) registered in 2017 between Filipino couples.
Among marriages involving a Filipino bride and a foreign national, the most common nationality of the groom is American (3,168), followed by
Japanese (1,490), Australian (911), Korean (874) and British (861).
On the other hand, Filipino grooms preferred to marry Australians (298) followed by Americans (273), Canadians (162), Chinese (135) and Japanese brides (123). (See Table G)
❖ MARRIAGES OCCURRING ABROAD
A total of 10,059 marriages in 2017 occurred abroad where at least one of the contracting parties is a Filipino. Of these marriages, 48.7 percent involved both Filipino bride and groom. There were more foreign grooms than foreign brides. A total of 4,921 marriages or 48.9 percent were between a Filipino bride and a foreign groom, while only 2.4 percent were between a Filipino groom and a foreign bride. (See Figure 8 and Table H)
Table G. Number of Marriages by Nationality of Bride and Groom, Philippines: 2017
434,932 432,694 355 308 185 335 127 927 1
Filipino 421,446 419,675 298 273 162 135 123 780 -
American 3,215 3,168 3 29 1 1 1 12 -
Japanese 1,493 1,490 - - - - - 3 -
Australian 962 911 42 - 2 - - 7 -
Korean 879 874 1 - - - - 4 -
British 883 861 - 1 - 2 - 19 -
Others 5,960 5,634 11 4 20 197 3 90 1
Not Stated 94 81 - 1 - - - 12 -
Source: PSA, CRS, VSD
Note: Figures are not adjusted for under registration
M arriages involving a Filipino that occurred abroad are not included in the table.
Others Not Stated
All
Nationalities
Japanese
Nationality
of Groom
All
Nationalities
Nationality of Bride
Filipino Australian American Canadian Chinese
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Table H shows the top five nationalities of foreign brides and grooms who married a Filipino and the ceremony occurred abroad. The most common nationality of the groom is American (23.6%), followed by Japanese (19.0%), Australian (7.6%), German (6.6%) and British (4.8%).
Meanwhile, Japanese (33.3%) is the most common nationality of foreign bride who married a Filipino groom, followed by Korean (8.4%), Italian (7.2%), Thai (5.9%) and Malaysian (4.6%).(See Table H)
Filipino Bride and Groom;
48.7%
Between Filipino Groom and Foreign
Bride;
Between Filipino Bride and Foreign
Groom;
48.9%
Figure 8. Percent Distribution of Marriages Occurring Abroad: 2017
Source: PSA, CRS, VSD Note: Figures are not adjusted for under registration
2.4%
Table H. Number of Marriages Occurring Abroad by Nationality of Bride and Groom: 2017
10,059 9,822 79 20 17 14 11 95 1
Filipino 5,138 4,901 79 20 17 14 11 95 1
American 1,163 1,163 - - - - - - -
Japanese 935 935 - - - - - - -
Australian 374 374 - - - - - - -
German 324 324 - - - - - - -
British 236 236 - - - - - - -
Others 1,888 1,888 - - - - - - -
Not Stated 1 1 - - - - - - -
Source: PSA, CRS, VSD
Note: Figures are not adjusted for under registration
Not
Stated
All
Nationalities
Nationality
of Groom
All
Nationalities
Nationality of Bride
Filipino Japanese Korean Italian Malaysian OthersThai
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Table I shows that most marriages that occurred abroad involved brides (39.0%) and grooms (27.5%) who are 25-29 years old.
There are more brides than grooms, below 35 years old, who marry abroad.
The change of trend where the grooms exceeds the number of brides started in age group 35-39 years old and continues until the oldest age.(See Table I)
For previous marital status, most of the contracting parties are single, composed of 95.3 percent of the bride and 83.3 percent of the groom. More divorced grooms (15.2%) recorded than divorced brides (2.7%). (See Table J and Table K)
About ninety percent of the total marriages occurring abroad came from the bride with previous marital status of single and the only four age groups who contributed more than 10 percent. These age groups are: ages 20-24 years old, 25-29 years old, 30-34 years old, and 35-39 years with 10.4 percent,
38.7 percent, 27.9 percent and 10.9 percent, respectively, of the total number of marriages occurring abroad. (See Table J)
Table K shows that three age groups of grooms with previous marital status of single and covering ages 25 to 39 years old contributed 62 percent of the total marriages occurring abroad. These top three age groups of grooms are recorded to have more than 10 percent of the total marriages with 27.2 percent, 24.0 percent and 10.9 percent.
Table I. Number and Percent Distribution of Marriages Occurring Abroad
by Age Group of Bride and Groom: 2017
Bride Groom Bride Groom
Total 10,059 10,059 100.0 100.0
Under 15 - - - -
15 - 19 43 18 0.4 0.2
20 - 24 1,054 573 10.5 5.7
25 - 29 3,921 2,771 39.0 27.5
30 - 34 2,884 2,505 28.7 24.9
35 - 39 1,213 1,234 12.1 12.3
40 - 44 453 715 4.5 7.1
45 - 49 267 615 2.7 6.1
50 - 54 113 547 1.1 5.4
55 - 59 55 430 0.5 4.3
60 and Over 55 651 0.5 6.5
Not Stated 1 - 0.0 -
Source: PSA, CRS, VSD
Note: Figures are not adjusted for under registration
* Percentage are less than 0.1
Number Percent DistributionAge Group
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Table J. Percent Distribution of Marriages Occurring Abroad by Previous Marital Status of Bride: 2017
Total 100.0 95.3 - 1.9 2.7 0.2
Under 15 - - - - - -
15 - 19 0.4 0.4 - - - -
20 - 24 10.5 10.4 - * 0.1 -
25 - 29 39.0 38.7 - 0.1 0.2 0.1
30 - 34 28.7 27.9 - 0.2 0.5 *
35 - 39 12.1 10.9 - 0.5 0.7 *
40 - 44 4.5 3.7 - 0.3 0.5 *
45 - 49 2.7 1.9 - 0.4 0.4 *
50 - 54 1.1 0.7 - 0.2 0.2 *
55 - 59 0.5 0.4 - 0.1 0.1 -
60 and Over 0.5 0.4 - 0.1 0.1 -
Not Stated * - - - - *
Source: PSA, CRS, VSD
Note: Figures are not adjusted for under registration
* Percentage are less than 0.1
Divorced Not StatedAge Group
of BrideTotal Single Married Widowed
Table K. Percent Distribution of Marriages Occurring Abroad by Previous Marital Status of Groom: 2017
Total 100.0 83.3 * 1.2 15.2 0.2
Under 15 - - - - - -
15 - 19 0.2 0.2 - - - -
20 - 24 5.7 5.7 - - * -
25 - 29 27.5 27.2 - * 0.3 *
30 - 34 24.9 24.0 * * 0.8 *
35 - 39 12.3 10.9 * 0.1 1.2 0.1
40 - 44 7.1 5.3 - 0.1 1.8 *
45 - 49 6.1 3.5 * 0.1 2.4 *
50 - 54 5.4 2.6 - 0.1 2.7 *
55 - 59 4.3 1.6 - 0.2 2.4 *
60 and Over 6.5 2.4 - 0.6 3.5 *
Not Stated - - - - - -
Source: PSA, CRS, VSD
Note: Figures are not adjusted for under registration
* Percentage are less than 0.1
Divorced Not StatedAge Group
of GroomTotal Single Married Widowed
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Statistical Tables
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Table
1.
Num
ber
of
Marr
iag
es b
y M
onth
of
Occurr
ence a
nd P
lace o
f O
ccurr
ence (
Reg
ion,
Pro
vin
ce a
nd C
ity/M
unic
ipalit
y),
Phili
ppin
es:
2017
PH
ILIP
PIN
ES
434,9
32
39,2
86
45,4
01
33,8
60
42,4
11
50,3
05
42,0
49
28,0
95
24,0
95
27,9
46
29,8
62
21,7
96
49,8
26
NA
TIO
NA
L C
AP
ITA
L R
EG
ION
(N
CR
)55,5
70
4,8
09
6,4
33
4,9
30
3,9
78
4,8
89
5,3
32
4,3
70
3,2
07
3,5
90
4,1
00
3,2
08
6,7
24
FIR
ST
DIS
TR
ICT
11,1
03
1,1
00
1,1
18
998
734
1,0
89
1,0
80
890
692
700
815
689
1,1
98
City o
f M
anila
11,1
03
1,1
00
1,1
18
998
734
1,0
89
1,0
80
890
692
700
815
689
1,1
98
SE
CO
ND
DIS
TR
ICT
22,2
80
1,8
88
2,3
76
2,1
25
1,6
13
1,8
57
2,0
26
1,9
22
1,2
78
1,5
33
1,5
93
1,3
54
2,7
15
City o
f M
andalu
yong
1,2
58
100
150
121
87
113
127
93
67
110
94
68
128
City o
f M
arikin
a1,9
28
167
150
131
141
188
185
170
105
106
172
121
292
City o
f P
asig
2,2
38
184
207
179
205
207
203
152
146
156
153
110
336
Quezon C
ity
16,3
02
1,3
77
1,8
29
1,6
32
1,1
50
1,2
96
1,4
72
1,4
66
928
1,1
26
1,1
41
1,0
08
1,8
77
City o
f S
an J
uan
554
60
40
62
30
53
39
41
32
35
33
47
82
TH
IRD
DIS
TR
ICT
8,5
56
726
1,3
58
693
653
774
696
576
500
505
557
432
1,0
86
City o
f C
alo
ocan
5,5
84
483
932
434
438
482
404
370
349
330
361
285
716
City o
f M
ala
bon
727
56
183
47
42
71
62
48
27
32
32
47
80
City o
f N
avota
s498
38
95
53
30
46
63
24
16
46
21
18
48
City o
f V
ale
nzuela
1,7
47
149
148
159
143
175
167
134
108
97
143
82
242
FO
UR
TH
DIS
TR
ICT
13,6
31
1,0
95
1,5
81
1,1
14
978
1,1
69
1,5
30
982
737
852
1,1
35
733
1,7
25
City o
f Las P
iñas
2,6
10
230
177
348
179
232
248
227
152
164
179
149
325
City o
f M
akati
2,3
22
229
168
172
170
221
217
183
145
168
198
145
306
City o
f M
untinlu
pa
1,7
36
137
142
127
117
131
239
129
78
108
117
89
322
City o
f P
ara
ñaq
ue
2,1
32
143
231
130
108
180
441
93
95
100
319
90
202
Pasay C
ity
3,0
39
242
634
215
196
252
233
224
168
204
214
161
296
Pate
ros
248
16
47
21
16
26
14
15
730
14
18
24
City o
f T
ag
uig
1,5
44
98
182
101
192
127
138
111
92
78
94
81
250
CO
RD
ILLE
RA
AD
MIN
IST
RA
TIV
E R
EG
ION
(C
AR
)9,0
53
851
617
701
1,1
47
1,1
56
752
536
462
470
614
467
1,2
80
AB
RA
1,0
87
104
112
66
226
182
59
42
28
36
58
26
148
Bang
ued (
Capital)
205
25
15
20
29
25
20
98
12
86
28
Bolin
ey
91
21
-2
--
--
2-
1
Bucay
85
74
12
13
72
11
51
7-
16
Buclo
c21
315
-1
-1
--
-1
--
Dag
uio
man
4-
1-
11
--
--
--
1
Dang
las
27
1-
-2
1-
-1
119
11
Dolo
res
38
28
55
83
--
2-
23
La P
az
86
10
31
32
16
42
12
-1
14
Lacub
20
--
-6
12
--
--
1-
1
Lag
ang
ilang
77
91
28
29
52
21
34
11
Lag
ayan
10
21
-5
--
--
--
-2
Lang
iden
12
2-
-4
31
--
--
-2
Lic
uan-B
aay (
Lic
uan)
11
--
13
21
--
-3
1-
Luba
20
11
15
-4
2-
1-
14
Malib
cong
11
1-
-1
1-
--
--
-8
Manabo
79
530
614
91
11
3-
18
Peñarr
ubia
35
34
-10
41
2-
-1
19
Pid
igan
58
51
213
11
32
13
-2
15
Pila
r61
113
217
17
3-
22
2-
2
Salla
padan
30
54
27
8-
-1
-2
-1
San I
sid
ro22
1-
28
6-
--
-1
13
San J
uan
36
41
25
74
51
21
-4
San Q
uin
tin
24
3-
-12
2-
--
-2
14
Tayum
38
41
413
42
11
3-
23
Con
tinue
d
Month
of
Occurr
ence
Pla
ce o
f O
ccurr
ence
Tota
lJanuary
Febru
ary
Marc
hA
pril
Novem
ber
Decem
ber
May
June
July
Aug
ust
Septe
mber
Octo
ber
Marriage Statistics
1
-
Table
1.
Num
ber
of
Marr
iag
es b
y M
onth
of
Occurr
ence a
nd P
lace o
f O
ccurr
ence (
Reg
ion,
Pro
vin
ce a
nd C
ity/M
unic
ipalit
y),
Phili
ppin
es:
2017
(C
ontinued)
Tin
eg
8-
7-
--
1-
--
--
-
Tubo
41
9-
36
42
32
23
25
Vill
avic
iosa
19
--
-6
31
22
12
-2
AP
AY
AO
611
22
58
26
85
100
102
41
30
21
39
17
70
Cala
nasan (
Bayag
)86
1-
822
19
68
45
12
10
Conner
147
7-
13
10
23
43
11
25
66
21
Flo
ra105
521
222
15
53
42
14
111
Kabug
ao (
Capital)
50
212
15
316
14
11
-4
Luna
97
212
112
24
10
58
58
37
Pudto
l65
212
11
10
14
63
23
29
Santa
Marc
ela
61
31
-13
68
75
16
38
BE
NG
UE
T2,6
61
322
78
250
332
295
216
169
177
129
198
158
337
Ato
k105
10
410
17
12
77
10
66
79
Bakun
91
13
-11
11
11
810
81
62
10
Bokod
73
11
29
10
61
33
37
612
Bug
uia
s259
28
618
30
24
27
14
25
14
22
11
40
Itog
on
319
45
926
36
36
21
20
23
20
20
16
47
Kabayan
74
45
28
12
93
64
75
9
Kapang
an
109
12
39
13
17
12
62
85
715
Kib
ung
an
91
15
414
85
38
52
77
13
La T
rinid
ad (
Capital)
803
77
26
73
96
97
64
51
54
40
63
65
97
Mankayan
216
28
626
25
26
19
19
17
917
717
Sabla
n71
91
516
57
23
34
97
Tuba
301
50
829
37
33
24
14
12
13
27
11
43
Tubla
y149
20
418
25
11
14
12
96
75
18
IFU
GA
O1,1
76
85
171
79
132
144
74
58
67
75
69
65
157
Ag
uin
ald
o144
916
312
19
12
515
610
17
20
Alfonso L
ista
(P
otia)
206
751
836
18
310
328
16
11
15
Asip
ulo
94
620
312
16
12
96
73
9
Banaue
96
220
58
16
36
57
53
16
Hin
gyon
52
116
311
43
33
23
-3
Hung
duan
42
3-
26
75
32
24
35
Kia
ng
an
87
42
28
412
76
22
42
14
Lag
aw
e (
Capital)
113
12
74
10
10
17
78
34
328
Lam
ut
168
13
27
10
16
22
11
87
99
432
Mayoyao
67
310
510
95
62
52
64
Tin
oc
107
25
28
711
72
11
55
13
11
KA
LIN
GA
1,0
94
74
75
50
122
144
89
55
49
58
109
47
222
Balb
ala
n40
71
33
62
21
--
213
Lubuag
an
36
42
29
15
22
13
41
Pasil
35
34
14
6-
12
63
-5
Pin
ukpuk
92
51
122
17
94
53
25
18
Riz
al (L
iwan)
107
84
718
21
211
56
74
14
City o
f T
abuk (
Capital)
641
34
56
16
56
77
61
24
24
36
76
24
157
Tanudan
67
64
12
88
53
43
72
5
Tin
gla
yan
76
73
82
85
86
311
69
MO
UN
TA
IN P
RO
VIN
CE
723
71
44
85
77
85
63
51
35
33
39
40
100
Barlig
19
2-
10
1-
11
21
--
1
Bauko
151
15
312
13
20
617
76
11
12
29
Besao
39
44
-6
62
22
33
-7
Bonto
c (
Capital)
98
13
915
46
48
14
59
20
Con
tinue
d
Month
of
Occurr
ence
Pla
ce o
f O
ccurr
ence
Tota
lJanuary
Febru
ary
Marc
hA
pril
Novem
ber
Decem
ber
May
June
July
Aug
ust
Septe
mber
Octo
ber
Marriage Statistics
2
-
Table
1.
Num
ber
of
Marr
iag
es b
y M
onth
of
Occurr
ence a
nd P
lace o
f O
ccurr
ence (
Reg
ion,
Pro
vin
ce a
nd C
ity/M
unic
ipalit
y),
Phili
ppin
es:
2017
(C
ontinued)
Month
of
Occurr
ence
Pla
ce o
f O
ccurr
ence
Tota
lJanuary
Febru
ary
Marc
hA
pril
Novem
ber
Decem
ber
May
June
July
Aug
ust
Septe
mber
Octo
ber
Nato
nin
54
111
510
77
21
13
15
Para
celis
161
76
34
31
17
28
67
49
48
Sabang
an
44
10
31
18
61
32
13
5
Sadang
a39
62
23
51
7-
33
16
Sag
ada
43
31
-4
63
45
52
64
Tadia
n75
10
56
410
53
74
24
15
CIT
Y O
F B
AG
UIO
1,7
01
173
79
145
173
206
149
120
76
118
102
114
246
RE
GIO
N I
(IL
OC
OS
RE
GIO
N)
25,9
70
2,9
60
2,9
58
1,8
12
3,7
92
2,8
68
2,3
16
1,2
93
934
1,0
06
1,1
49
924
3,9
58
ILO
CO
S N
OR
TE
3,0
65
301
300
210
416
314
260
238
173
122
137
118
476
Adam
s13
1-
11
41
1-
1-
12
Bacarr
a189
811
10
17
19
17
44
92
612
34
Badoc
157
10
21
11
38
20
12
84
45
123
Bang
ui
64
84
47
11
27
42
24
9
Banna (
Espiritu)
85
10
211
16
55
35
14
320
City o
f B
ata
c287
34
12
18
35
31
46
16
17
916
944
Burg
os
55
310
216
81
35
21
-4
Cara
si
11
4-
--
--
-2
11
21
Curr
imao
52
41
319
43
54
1-
17
Din
gra
s143
15
716
16
24
12
72
95
525
Dum
aln
eg
8-
--
2-
11
1-
-1
2
City o
f Laoag
(C
apital)
722
66
136
48
60
46
53
62
63
24
40
26
98
Marc
os
82
97
711
34
4-
19
14
13
Nueva E
ra24
1-
2-
22
3-
--
212
Pag
udpud
112
74
627
20
79
84
22
16
Paoay
172
29
21
915
14
11
84
710
10
34
Pasuq
uin
134
12
14
224
15
11
87
93
425
Pid
dig
79
97
613
10
34
52
35
12
Pin
ili55
11
14
10
62
31
12
113
San N
icola
s192
25
11
15
22
26
26
11
912
76
22
Sarr
at
156
14
19
10
21
17
13
14
94
11
420
Sols
ona
136
86
12
25
13
15
67
311
723
Vin
tar
137
13
613
21
16
13
11
75
78
17
ILO
CO
S S
UR
3,5
74
358
288
205
605
594
347
158
111
112
168
109
519
Alil
em
37
8-
19
5-
--
5-
27
Banayoyo
48
53
53
511
12
12
28
Banta
y179
19
46
522
21
96
43
410
30
Burg
os
77
23
312
21
52
23
16
-8
Cabug
ao
192
13
23
450
30
11
14
57
613
16
City o
f C
andon
257
26
18
19
34
34
27
19
814
10
642
Caoayan
139
22
46
17
14
35
64
55
318
Cerv
ante
s95
13
23
412
10
71
34
23
13
Galim
uyod
76
72
17
17
13
4-
21
33
7
Gre
gorio d
el P
ilar
(Concepcio
n)
34
13
56
51
11
42
-5
Lid
lidda
23
14
25
33
-1
11
11
Mag
sin
gal
150
14
35
619
23
99
71
74
16
Nag
bukel
39
2-
39
52
-3
22
110
Narv
acan
176
13
13
10
32
23
24
87
63
829
Quirin
o (
Ang
kaki)
58
716
38
63
21
45
21
Salc
edo (
Baug
en)
59
48
58
13
33
41
31
6
San E
mili
o38
33
38
56
11
13
-4
Con
tinue
d
Marriage Statistics
3
-
Table
1.
Num
ber
of
Marr
iag
es b
y M
onth
of
Occurr
ence a
nd P
lace o
f O
ccurr
ence (
Reg
ion,
Pro
vin
ce a
nd C
ity/M
unic
ipalit
y),
Phili
ppin
es:
2017
(C
ontinued)
Month
of
Occurr
ence
Pla
ce o
f O
ccurr
ence
Tota
lJanuary
Febru
ary
Marc
hA
pril
Novem
ber
Decem
ber
May
June
July
Aug
ust
Septe
mber
Octo
ber
San E
ste
ban
37
41
15
14
31
11
114
San I
ldefo
nso
32
32
38
24
15
1-
-3
San J
uan (
Lapog
)120
10
43
25
29
93
31
33
27
San V
icente
72
5-
29
68
61
33
13
7
Santa
72
13
85
910
42
2-
42
13
Santa
Cata
lina
85
81
78
10
21
76
22
58
Santa
Cru
z206
22
12
731
33
17
15
12
622
524
Santa
Lucia
155
13
55
19
18
53
93
31
224
Santa
Maria
144
14
44
34
38
12
44
57
315
Santiag
o74
66
519
10
81
3-
-5
11
Santo
Dom
ing
o120
87
11
20
24
34
43
62
28
Sig
ay
19
4-
15
32
--
--
-4
Sin
ait
135
91
10
27
27
13
53
521
59
Sug
pon
25
21
26
6-
--
--
17
Suyo
54
13
5-
64
64
-3
33
7
Tag
udin
232
20
12
580
54
11
81
77
225
City o
f V
igan (
Capital)
315
44
15
626
81
14
18
69
16
872
LA
UN
ION
3,9
24
449
505
160
705
391
269
176
139
159
174
172
625
Ag
oo
302
44
43
12
38
26
19
14
620
12
19
49
Aring
ay
227
31
17
749
22
10
78
918
841
Bacnota
n209
28
42
541
19
89
87
92
31
Bag
ulin
100
13
54
21
19
45
3-
46
16
Bala
oan
192
891
227
16
56
13
26
412
Bang
ar
128
10
32
25
19
10
11
55
64
28
Bauang
307
29
10
10
43
32
39
20
15
17
10
12
70
Burg
os
60
82
315
21
11
24
13
8
Caba
122
12
12
636
16
74
25
29
11
Luna
191
18
13
530
30
912
88
96
43
Nag
uili
an
243
33
29
748
21
18
77
55
14
49
Pug
o91
12
32
313
66
22
42
27
Rosario
240
32
21
12
40
26
24
95
11
910
41
City o
f S
an F
ern
ando (
Capital)
666
72
119
30
86
61
57
34
31
26
38
26
86
San G
abriel
119
18
34
34
13
87
12
37
19
San J
uan
202
22
17
16
44
17
98
516
10
830
Santo
Tom
as
163
18
25
334
15
11
55
46
829
Santo
l89
10
-22
23
8-
21
55
211
Sudip
en
105
12
73
32
84
64
53
318
Tubao
168
19
14
426
15
20
79
613
926
PA
NG
AS
INA
N15,4
07
1,8
52
1,8
65
1,2
37
2,0
66
1,5
69
1,4
40
721
511
613
670
525
2,3
38
Ag
no
89
11
13
412
10
-4
22
33
25
Ag
uila
r251
22
67
19
33
19
14
13
75
10
735
City o
f A
lam
inos
477
56
166
36
53
23
24
12
622
17
13
49
Alc
ala
182
30
311
32
20
19
910
46
731
Anda
197
28
29
19
35
15
94
75
55
36
Asin
gan
277
50
44
534
26
18
16
11
10
18
12
33
Balu
ng
ao
140
94
32
21
11
57
44
11
329
Bani
183
26
29
11
33
16
4-
42
711
40
Basis
ta283
24
20
28
42
30
18
78
54
77
38
Bautista
212
19
15
20
35
28
15
11
88
11
636
Bayam
bang
589
63
89
51
78
78
49
25
23
13
26
14
80
Bin
alo
nan
220
25
19
17
19
21
25
18
98
713
39
Con
tinue
d
Marriage Statistics
4
-
Table
1.
Num
ber
of
Marr
iag
es b
y M
onth
of
Occurr
ence a
nd P
lace o
f O
ccurr
ence (
Reg
ion,
Pro
vin
ce a
nd C
ity/M
unic
ipalit
y),
Phili
ppin
es:
2017
(C
ontinued)
Month
of
Occurr
ence
Pla
ce o
f O
ccurr
ence
Tota
lJanuary
Febru
ary
Marc
hA
pril
Novem
ber
Decem
ber
May
June
July
Aug
ust
Septe
mber
Octo
ber
Bin
male
y367
38
15
28
57
41
36
26
19
25
13
18
51
Bolin
ao
321
62
26
25
57
33
14
11
10
10
11
656
Bug
allo
n373
34
81
25
49
35
27
17
12
815
17
53
Burg
os
87
16
45
16
84
61
34
218
Cala
sia
o654
71
83
55
72
56
86
35
22
27
35
25
87
City o
f D
ag
upan
1,1
58
127
39
91
103
94
333
53
37
45
41
33
162
Dasol
130
15
633
16
18
76
44
42
15
Infa
nta
96
12
44
25
15
91
35
14
13
Labra
dor
113
11
11
314
17
85
55
10
420
Laoac
101
12
57
13
15
10
92
84
412
Lin
gayen (
Capital)
565
77
23
40
76
79
47
30
36
24
39
16
78
Mabin
i124
11
49
33
11
63
46
94
24
Mala
siq
ui
886
120
160
73
119
72
66
37
25
24
46
31
113
Manaoag
335
40
55
26
32
33
31
19
15
12
14
12
46
Mang
ald
an
485
47
97
43
52
48
42
27
15
17
18
17
62
Mang
ata
rem
328
38
51
33
40
39
25
12
510
17
553
Mapandan
247
29
59
16
24
19
23
10
710
74
39
Nativid
ad
92
12
86
13
79
34
53
220
Pozorr
ubio
345
46
16
20
38
40
21
18
13
42
10
13
68
Rosale
s411
37
133
14
29
46
27
17
10
714
968
City o
f S
an C
arlos
1,0
71
158
41
114
211
117
73
46
26
27
55
42
161
San F
abia
n417
55
29
28
56
35
69
20
810
23
14
70
San J
acin
to186
22
28
18
21
16
18
76
97
430
San M
anuel
216
19
36
630
28
20
10
510
63
43
San N
icola
s182
11
27
10
34
19
18
10
54
97
28
San Q
uin
tin
140
16
13
11
18
17
85
74
87
26
Santa
Barb
ara
342
39
64
29
39
23
37
16
917
16
19
34
Santa
Maria
182
19
54
615
11
12
97
54
832
Santo
Tom
as
64
11
64
11
12
44
13
1-
7
Sis
on
205
21
18
834
35
822
88
83
32
Sual
125
953
218
10
21
--
74
19
Tayug
220
17
16
10
21
68
10
98
14
77
33
Um
ing
an
347
72
22
852
37
19
14
14
618
19
66
Urb
izto
ndo
393
56
11
32
77
30
36
19
15
15
13
19
70
City o
f U
rdaneta
697
75
47
132
80
59
47
35
31
31
29
29
102
Vill
asis
302
34
22
10
44
29
28
23
13
16
16
11
56
RE
GIO
N I
I (C
AG
AY
AN
VA
LLE
Y)
19,1
11
1,1
57
2,3
59
1,3
56
3,4
43
2,7
68
1,4
58
1,0
93
996
894
1,3
22
781
1,4
84
BA
TA
NE
S67
54
48
811
44
41
311
Basco (
Capital)
45
32
34
510
32
31
27
Itbayat
71
--
12
--
11
-1
-
Ivana
51
--
-1
11
--
--
1
Mahata
o1
--
-1
--
--
--
--
Sabta
ng
5-
21
--
--
1-
--
1
Uyug
an
4-
--
2-
--
--
--
2
CA
GA
YA
N6,0
59
362
621
325
1,0
58
1,2
57
499
362
342
259
282
218
474
Abulu
g128
15
34
17
24
95
53
26
710
Alc
ala
165
412
741
28
916
517
68
12
Alla
capan
193
845
953
30
10
49
67
57
Am
ulu
ng
249
654
741
53
19
17
10
910
617
Aparr
i308
28
28
40
112
16
12
15
11
11
11
42
Con
tinue
d
Marriage Statistics
5
-
Table
1.
Num
ber
of
Marr
iag
es b
y M
onth
of
Occurr
ence a
nd P
lace o
f O
ccurr
ence (
Reg
ion,
Pro
vin
ce a
nd C
ity/M
unic
ipalit
y),
Phili
ppin
es:
2017
(C
ontinued)
Month
of
Occurr
ence
Pla
ce o
f O
ccurr
ence
Tota
lJanuary
Febru
ary
Marc
hA
pril
Novem
ber
Decem
ber
May
June
July
Aug
ust
Septe
mber
Octo
ber
Bag
gao
397
889
22
93
102
25
10
17
212
314
Balle
ste
ros
125
41
528
35
10
910
510
44
Bug
uey
128
34
-33
33
34
35
230
8
Cala
yan
28
-1
14
42
81
12
22
Cam
ala
niu
gan
113
41
517
37
15
65
48
29
Cla
veria
141
12
10
614
24
12
12
77
68
23
Enrile
200
26
514
26
36
18
10
23
88
521
Gatt
ara
n224
923
12
47
57
16
18
11
10
84
9
Gonzag
a179
915
642
52
12
11
79
41
11
Iguig
154
87
10
20
39
816
95
10
418
Lal-lo
171
10
119
41
44
12
12
54
66
11
Lasam
154
95
346
41
87
83
66
12
Pam
plo
na
94
-15
319
23
84
91
33
6
Peñabla
nca
402
35
83
23
38
53
46
32
20
19
10
17
26
Pia
t160
16
18
15
22
24
76
11
75
623
Riz
al
63
73
718
13
41
25
1-
2
Sanchez-M
ira
142
73
821
14
37
12
95
89
9
Santa
Ana
174
811
517
34
38
13
14
88
315
Santa
Pra
xedes
13
--
-1
53
11
-1
-1
Santa
Tere
sita
80
14
423
23
87
4-
22
2
Santo
Niñ
o (
Faire)
64
31
614
16
9-
3-
51
6
Sola
na
425
31
37
22
57
94
32
34
24
16
23
25
30
Tuao
447
26
72
28
122
53
24
21
25
13
20
15
28
Tug
ueg
ara
o C
ity (
Capital)
938
65
96
66
103
154
79
54
70
76
54
25
96
ISA
BE
LA
9,3
28
506
1,4
17
786
1,7
71
1,1
16
588
472
415
441
821
372
623
Alic
ia360
12
82
19
86
30
15
17
711
41
20
20
Ang
adanan
191
942
10
51
12
12
88
418
512
Auro
ra229
18
812
55
32
917
10
14
35
811
Benito S
oliv
en
148
53
32
37
21
610
45
20
41
Burg
os
122
45
831
33
75
33
56
12
Cabag
an
357
21
64
21
29
57
25
21
33
16
17
17
36
Cabatu
an
206
17
28
21
38
17
13
78
518
11
23
City o
f C
auayan
680
28
154
31
130
65
44
41
31
39
56
28
33
Cord
on
211
18
42
14
45
23
55
12
622
910
Delfin
Alb
ano (
Mag
saysay)
163
11
31
15
37
14
29
36
12
419
Din
apig
ue
31
--
65
32
2-
-12
-1
Div
ilacan
44
122
12
--
16
11
--
-
Echag
ue
425
21
5122
88
52
23
21
23
24
27
12
7
Gam
u250
17
58
104
20
24
14
511
711
24
City o
f Ilag
an (
Capital)
934
41
287
48
118
103
45
37
64
36
83
23
49
Jones
265
25
79
10
40
21
20
19
10
511
10
15
Luna
120
44
419
50
77
91
82
5
Maconacon
12
11
1-
32
--
1-
12
Malli
g223
85
849
28
14
98
55
10
10
19
Nag
uili
an
144
75
21
43
20
65
84
13
111
Pala
nan
90
21
58
25
54
43
11
4
Quezon
167
13
39
532
18
16
33
513
317
Quirin
o151
916
833
17
77
419
10
912
Ram
on
331
17
15
31
85
38
914
819
51
12
32
Rein
a M
erc
edes
100
12
45
14
17
12
210
25
512
Roxas
350
12
90
985
28
23
18
11
19
22
13
20
Con
tinue
d
Marriage Statistics
6
-
Table
1.
Num
ber
of
Marr
iag
es b
y M
onth
of
Occurr
ence a
nd P
lace o
f O
ccurr
ence (
Reg
ion,
Pro
vin
ce a
nd C
ity/M
unic
ipalit
y),
Phili
ppin
es:
2017
(C
ontinued)
Month
of
Occurr
ence
Pla
ce o
f O
ccurr
ence
Tota
lJanuary
Febru
ary
Marc
hA
pril
Novem
ber
Decem
ber
May
June
July
Aug
ust
Septe
mber
Octo
ber
San A
gustin
118
85
717
15
83
12
511
14
13
San G
uill
erm
o115
42
528
832
67
-13
46
San I
sid
ro106
53
25
27
10
68
31
91
8
San M
anuel
214
17
51
11
42
12
13
12
15
19
12
19
San M
ariano
355
15
88
17
53
48
24
27
20
18
19
12
14
San M
ate
o363
975
34
61
20
24
19
11
14
41
10
45
San P
ablo
181
86
16
21
70
15
65
911
68
Santa
Maria
131
14
323
630
14
52
66
14
8
City o
f S
antiag
o845
47
126
46
162
82
62
42
27
41
116
36
58
Santo
Tom
as
147
11
540
14
16
94
11
14
76
10
Tum
auin
i449
35
16
34
82
78
28
22
29
14
52
32
27
NU
EV
A V
IZC
AY
A2,5
54
213
232
197
402
234
220
179
165
159
139
122
292
Alfonso C
asta
ñeda
39
311
10
32
-2
12
-1
4
Am
bag
uio
87
921
53
35
47
78
510
Arita
o220
16
411
37
20
49
814
815
11
27
Bag
abag
153
17
67
26
13
15
610
10
99
25
Bam
bang
272
22
31
19
44
37
17
20
11
21
17
726
Bayom
bong
(C
apital)
325
31
48
19
39
19
21
28
33
16
12
14
45
Dia
di
100
94
10
23
17
16
32
15
19
Dupax d
el N
ort
e197
12
97
56
13
12
14
11
12
812
31
Dupax d
el S
ur
143
11
43
724
98
93
75
413
Kasib
u212
22
412
35
23
28
14
618
924
17
Kayapa
149
74
17
22
17
924
514
88
14
Quezon
118
10
24
916
14
17
77
87
8
Santa
Fe
108
9-
24
15
11
913
45
63
9
Sola
no
324
28
20
35
43
25
22
21
43
13
18
12
44
Vill
averd
e107
73
516
11
86
818
11
410
QU
IRIN
O1,1
03
71
85
44
204
153
140
76
70
31
79
66
84
Ag
lipay
186
18
46
22
31
16
24
11
617
823
Cabarr
og
uis
(C
apital)
212
13
712
35
27
34
11
23
718
619
Diffu
n259
13
16
14
65
40
25
14
13
721
14
17
Maddela
228
12
11
10
34
27
52
16
17
813
13
15
Nag
tipunan
133
11
35
29
20
10
65
34
22
6
Sag
uday
85
412
-39
83
51
-6
34
RE
GIO
N I
II (
CE
NT
RA
L L
UZ
ON
)51,0
27
4,7
65
5,0
74
4,2
18
5,5
32
5,5
09
4,8
09
3,3
11
2,5
51
2,7
33
3,0
75
2,7
62
6,6
88
AU
RO
RA
1,1
05
69
150
49
111
146
119
78
44
54
50
37
198
Bale
r (C
apital)
247
17
36
13
16
23
22
16
19
18
12
847
Casig
ura
n119
83
28
15
64
23
31
64
Dila
sag
95
75
126
15
51
65
25
17
Din
alu
ng
an
50
111
25
14
32
-1
22
7
Din
gala
n129
95
10
12
19
38
43
55
415
Dip
acula
o150
10
34
811
17
13
12
56
99
16
Maria A
uro
ra187
13
31
10
26
21
19
14
510
12
422
San L
uis
128
425
37
22
13
25
46
54
10
BA
TA
AN
3,4
38
260
402
299
209
338
359
352
246
157
236
173
407
Abucay
187
15
12
20
16
16
12
11
98
47
714
Bag
ac
131
14
32
79
11
79
35
43
27
City o
f B
ala
ng
a (
Capital)
645
39
145
49
31
55
49
77
33
34
32
35
66
Din
alu
pih
an
396
26
21
28
31
47
105
25
13
19
19
24
38
Herm
osa
231
19
11
13
20
16
21
19
57
411
733
Con
tinue
d
Marriage Statistics
7
-
Table
1.
Num
ber
of
Marr
iag
es b
y M
onth
of
Occurr
ence a
nd P
lace o
f O
ccurr
ence (
Reg
ion,
Pro
vin
ce a
nd C
ity/M
unic
ipalit
y),
Phili
ppin
es:
2017
(C
ontinued)
Month
of
Occurr
ence
Pla
ce o
f O
ccurr
ence
Tota
lJanuary
Febru
ary
Marc
hA
pril
Novem
ber
Decem
ber
May
June
July
Aug
ust
Septe
mber
Octo
ber
Lim
ay
216
17
34
20
10
25
47
10
10
59
821
Marivele
s527
34
31
41
30
51
26
119
28
35
34
33
65
Moro
ng
164
12
31
49
20
14
86
837
69
Ora
ni
319
28
15
30
14
36
25
10
63
11
19
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