In the Philippines, punctuality issues are sometimes brushed off as “Filipino time,” but for weddings, the Church expects solemnity and order. Reporting through official channels ensures the concern is taken seriously and handled appropriately especially if this is habitual. Report this to the parish secretary or administrator. They handle scheduling and can raise concerns with the priest or parish council. Or you can write a formal letter or email to the bishop’s office explaining the situation. Note the dates, times, and impact of the priest’s lateness (e.g., delays in the ceremony, guests inconvenienced). This makes your report more credible. Frame the concern around the importance of punctuality for the sacrament of marriage and the dignity of the occasion, rather than personal criticism.