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Getting married at All Saints’

We’re delighted that you are thinking of getting married at All Saints' Church. You can get married at All Saints' Church if one of these applies:

• One of you was baptised or prepared for confirmation in Crofton
• One of you has at some point lived in Crofton for six months or more
• One of you has at some point regularly attended public worship at All Saints' Church for six months or more
• One of your parents has lived in Crofton for six months or more in your lifetime
• One of your parents has regularly attended public worship at All Saints' Church for six months or more in your lifetime
• Your parents or grandparents were married in Crofton

If you would like to discuss getting married at All Saints' Church, please contact Revd. Louise Tinniswood. Louise will arrange an initial meeting with you to set a date and start planning your service, and then nearer the date of your wedding, she’ll arrange another meeting to run through everything in detail. There will also be a rehearsal at the church shortly before your wedding so that you know what to expect on the day.  

The staff will also make sure your banns are read at All Saints’. This simply means announcing your intended marriage, and is a legal requirement for all couples getting married in the Church of England. They must be read on three Sundays before your wedding.

For lots of useful ideas on how to plan a a church wedding, check out the new Church of England website: www.yourchurchwedding.org