Baptisms, Weddings and Funerals

In baptism, we thank God for his gift of life and publicly acknowledge his love. In the Anglican Church it is common to baptise young children; this is sometimes known as christening.
Baptism is a sacrament (holy ritual to symbolise grace) in the Christian tradition that is traced back to Jesus himself being baptized in the River Jordan.To arrange a Baptism please come along to one of our regular services of worship to discuss arrangements with the Vicar.  

All you need to know about planning and going to a Church of England christening can be found on:churchofenglandchristenings.org. 

Today more than a quarter of all marriages in England between a man and a woman take place in the traditional setting of a Church of England church. You're welcome to marry in church whatever your beliefs, whether or not you are baptised and whether or not you go to church.

For such a special day, we offer a special place. To arrange your Wedding or the reading of Banns of Marriage please come along to one of our services and discuss your plans with the Vicar.
The Church of England  has a great website to help you to help you plan your special day. Visit http://www.yourchurchwedding.org/

To view our Wedding Fees click here.

A funeral is used to mark the end of a person's life here on earth. Family and friends come together to express grief, give thanks for the life lived and commend the person into God's keeping. Please contact the Vicar to discuss funeral arrangements.

For more information, visit our Church of England Funerals website

To view our Funeral fees click here.