St Paul’s & St Luke’s Churches

Weddings

Your marriage in the Church of England

 

Why get married in church?

A marriage service, wherever it is held, is a public declaration of love and commitment to your partner.

If you choose to get married in church, there is an added dimension - the assurance that God cares about your relationship and that his resources and strength are available to help you. Including God in your marriage doesn’t mean that you will avoid all the usual ups and downs, but you will know that you can look to God for help and guidance and that his love will sustain you. You will also have the support and encouragement of the Christian Church family.

 

Whether you're just contemplating marriage, or already planning your wedding day, your church wants to help and support you.

On October 1st 2008 a new law came into effect, meaning there are now more churches to choose from for your special day and for generations to come. There are some things about marrying in church that you just can't get anywhere else. It's your wedding. Let us help you make it personal, meaningful, spiritual, beautiful.

There are some things about marrying in church that you just can't get anywhere else. It's your wedding. Let us help you make it personal, meaningful, spiritual, beautiful.

 

A Wedding at St. Paul’s
Costs for 2011
It depends on how many “extras” you want! The basic minimum covers the cost of administration, use of the building, and fees for verger and clergy. The more other people are involved - organist, choir, bell ringers, etc. - the greater the expense.

The charge for a Wedding at St Paul's for 2011

Basic Wedding      £520.00
   
Wedding (plus choir only)  £570.00

Wedding (plus bells only)  £605.00

Wedding (plus choir and bells) £655.00

Away banns £35

Wedding Blessings (full) £ 494.50

Renewal of Wedding Vows £50
(extra fees for Organist, Choir and Verger if any of these are required)


DO YOU HAVE MORE QUESTIONS?

CLICK HERE FOR THE MOST FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS AND THE ANSWERS

 

Or visit  The Church of England Wedding Site at

http://www.yourchurchwedding.org/

 

And you can even use the online wedding planner including listening to popular wedding hymns at

http://www.yourchurchwedding.org/planner/