Few days in life are as meaningful as the one when you stand beside the person you love and promise your future together. At All Saints, we would be honoured to share in that moment with you.
Our church, at the heart of Newtown’s community, offers a beautiful and sacred setting for your wedding ceremony. Whether you imagine a large celebration filled with music and family or an intimate, heartfelt service, our team is here to guide and support you at every stage.
Every wedding at All Saints is unique. Some couples choose a traditional service with hymns and organ music, while others prefer a simpler, more personal occasion.
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To be married at All Saints, one of you must have what’s called a qualifying connection with the church. This could mean you live in the parish, have lived here before, were baptised or confirmed here, or have parents or grandparents with a link to the church.
If you’re unsure whether you qualify, we’ll talk you through your options and help you explore ways to make All Saints part of your story.
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Most couples marry by the publication of banns, a traditional legal requirement where your intention to marry is announced during a Sunday service on three separate weeks in the three months before your wedding.
If either of you is not a UK citizen, or if special circumstances apply, you may need a marriage licence instead. Don’t worry — our clergy will guide you through whichever process is right for you.
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From music and readings to flowers, photography, and personal touches, your wedding will be shaped around what matters most to you.
Early conversations with our clergy will help us understand your hopes for the day so we can create a ceremony that is both personal and rooted in the faith and traditions of the Church in Wales.
You’ll also be invited to make, or affirm, promises of faith and commitment, promises we’ll help you prepare for beforehand.