For couples seeking to make their commitments and promises to one another before their family and friends and before God, our church is licenced to conduct all weddings and the legal solemnization of all marriages. The minister is very happy to preside and help couples plan a ceremony for their special moment. As well as the sanctuary being bright and special place there is a nice garden area for photographs following the service. A previous marriage and divorce will not in itself rule out getting married at Tolworth United Reformed Church. The Christian faith teaches us that whatever might have gone wrong for us, there is always the opportunity for a new start.
Can we get married at this church
Tolworth United Reformed Church is a registered venue for the legal solemnization of marriages, and we welcome enquiries from couples who are thinking about getting married in the church. Our minister will meet with you to explore with you not only your plans for the day, but also the nature of your marriage commitment to one another – and the distinctive character of a marriage in church – so that we can ensure together that Trinity is the right place for your wedding.
‘What if I’ve been married before?’
A previous marriage and divorce will not in itself rule out getting married at Tolworth United Reformed Church . The Christian faith teaches us that whatever might have gone wrong for us, there is always the opportunity for redemption and a fresh start.
‘What if we’re a same-sex couple?’
Tolworth United Reformed Church registration as a legal marriage venue now includes same-sex marriages, and we welcome marriage enquiries from couples of the same sex. All the information on this page applies equally to opposite-sex and same-sex couples.
‘What else do I need to know?’
As well as the church arrangements, you will need to make arrangements with the local Registrar to obtain the necessary certificates of authority for marriage. The church’s minister will be able to advise you about this.
Baptisms, also known as Christenings are beautiful occasions for family and friends to come together and give thanks for the new additions to your family. Our Church is welcoming to families who wish to celebrate a new birth and God’s love for everyone. The minister will also discuss baptisms for older children or adults who have never been baptised as babies. All these ceremonies would be part of the usual church family worship as they are occasions to express God’s love and inclusion for all people.
Through funerals and services of thanksgiving, our church offers support to families and friends faced with the loss of a loved one. The minister would be able to meet with you to discuss and plan a service. You can do this together. Only you can know what is the most helpful way to say goodbye.