St Alban's, Tattenhall

A wedding is one of life’s milestones, a time for good wishes, feasting and joy. It is also a sacrament binding two souls in a covenant with each other and with God. It is a public and life-long covenant between a woman and man, celebrated in the presence of God and before a priest and congregation. Because marriage is a commitment “not to be entered into unadvisedly or lightly,” we ask that you read through this material and determine if these policies are acceptable to you.

A Step-By-Step Guide to Getting Married at St Alban’s Church, Tattenhall

1   After reading the Frequently Asked Questions, contact the Rector. He will give you further information.

 2   The Rector will arrange an appointment. If all agree to continue forward after that meeting, the date for your wedding will be placed on St Alban’s calendar.

3   You will meet with the Rector for at least two more pre-marital counseling sessions.

4   You will also meet with one of the flower ladies from the church.

5   You will be provided with direct contact with our Organist to arrange the music.

6   You and the wedding party will rehearse the wedding.

7   As reflected on the website, there are a variety of nearby venues for your reception. The Rector will further inform you in this regard.

We expect that people will be on time for the rehearsal and the wedding.