Weddings

So you're thinking of getting married - CONGRATULATIONS! 

But…

• You don’t know how to make the arrangements

• You don’t know whether a church wedding is for you

• You don’t know who to speak to, or the response you will get

• You don’t know if the Vicar marries divorcees

 

We at All Hallows Church, Harthill with Woodall want to encourage couples to respond to God’s invitation to live together in love and to make that commitment to one another, before God and people they love, in church. In the bible we read that Jesus went to a wedding and, while he was there, left a sign of his glory: marriage is part of God’s plan.

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We hope that the following information will help you make a decision.

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We don’t go to church and haven’t been christened. Will we be welcome?
Of course you will! We rejoice when people think about getting married in church. Please don’t be scared of contacting the Vicar on 01909 771111 or gary.schofield@sheffield.anglican.org. He is human just like you and would be delighted if you or your parents contacted him for further details.

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The Wedding day Begins Married Life Together
A wedding is a happy day for all concerned. Two people make public promises about how they intend to live their lives in lifelong love. They then ask God’s blessing on that life together. Any marriage has its ups and downs, and at a church wedding the couple promise each other (and God) that they will work at loving one another through the good times and not so good. In the bible we read about the way that God wants his people to be together in love. Marriage can be a sign of God’s love.

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You probably have lots of questions to ensure that your big day is perfect, so please feel free to contact us for more information.

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