How to Book a Wedding at Holy Trinity

If you have decided to get married, congratulations! - we wish you every happiness. Your wedding day will be one of the most important in your life. You will be making promises in church, which commit you to a relationship which should be life long and the thought of it all can be daunting to say the least!

If you are considering a marriage service at Holy Trinity, the first step to take is to contact our Rector, Rev'r Canon Janet Eastwood. She will give you an application form and a leaflet explaining how we approach weddings at Holy Trinity, and some of the practical things you will need to consider. These include:

1. If you want your marriage to take place at Holy Trinity Church, one of you should live within the parish of Holy Trinity, Wavertree, or should be on the Electoral Roll of the Church. To be a member of the Electoral Roll means attending church regularly.

2. If one of you is not British, then a special licence may be needed. The Rector or Curate will advise you about this.

3. If one, or both of you is divorced, and the former spouse is still living, you will need to see the Rector or Curate and talk this through. S/he will welcome you and be happy to talk through all the possibilities.

After your application form has been received, then one of our clergy will contact you to arrange a first meeting to answer your questions and begin to make plans for what we hope will be a very happy occasion.

Needless to say, we will do all we can to help, but the earlier you contact us the better - at least three months before your preferred date. Please make sure we are able to book the wedding before you confirm the cars and reception!