Getting Married at St. Paul's
St. Paul's is a lovely church to be married in. We use the beautiful liturgy of the Book of Common Prayer. The sanctuary seats 150 people comfortably.
Weddings at St Paul's can be scheduled by contacting the church.
Weddings at St Paul's can be scheduled by contacting the church.
There is no cost for the use of the church worship space for the rehearsal and wedding The cost for Pre-Marital counseling is $30.
In order to be married at St. Paul's:
1. Provide proof of legal capacity to be married if previously married and divorced (Documentation will be provided and should be returned 2 mos prior to wedding)
2. Complete an online Premarital Diagnostic and participate as a couple in 4 to 6 sessions of premarital counseling. Learn More
3. Weddings must be scheduled at least two months in advance.
4. Officiant will be the pastor of St Paul's, The Rev. Rebecca Ragland
5. Couple should be comfortable with the use of Christian language and the liturgy provided. See the Liturgy
6. Pastor retains the right to deny or accept changes or additions to the service that are outside church custom.
7. Doves, rice, and pets are not allowed in the building.
Any couple is welcome to be married in the church regardless of sexual orientation provided the above-mentioned stipulations are acceptable.
1. Provide proof of legal capacity to be married if previously married and divorced (Documentation will be provided and should be returned 2 mos prior to wedding)
2. Complete an online Premarital Diagnostic and participate as a couple in 4 to 6 sessions of premarital counseling. Learn More
3. Weddings must be scheduled at least two months in advance.
4. Officiant will be the pastor of St Paul's, The Rev. Rebecca Ragland
5. Couple should be comfortable with the use of Christian language and the liturgy provided. See the Liturgy
6. Pastor retains the right to deny or accept changes or additions to the service that are outside church custom.
7. Doves, rice, and pets are not allowed in the building.
Any couple is welcome to be married in the church regardless of sexual orientation provided the above-mentioned stipulations are acceptable.
