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Welcome to All Saints Church Hartford: Where Love Unites in Timeless Elegance!

At All Saints Church Hartford, we believe that love is a journey, and what better way to embark on that journey than in the warm embrace of our historic and charming venue. Nestled in the heart of Hartford, our church is not just a venue; it's a testament to the enduring power of love, a place where your dreams of a perfect wedding come to life.

Why Choose All Saints Church Hartford for Your Wedding?

Historic Grandeur: Imagine exchanging vows in a space that has stood the test of time. All Saints Church Hartford boasts stunning architecture and timeless beauty, providing the perfect backdrop for your love story.

Intimate Atmosphere: Our church offers an intimate setting in a beautiful location on the banks of the river Ouse.

Community Spirit: At All Saints Church Hartford, we are more than just a venue; we are a community that celebrates love and togetherness. Our friendly clerics and welcoming congregation ensure that you feel at home from the moment you step through our doors. Contact us to schedule a tour and discover why All Saints Church Hartford is the ideal setting for the beginning of your happily ever after. Love knows no bounds, and at All Saints, it truly stands the test of time. The Church of England has relaxed its rules to allow couples with a connection with a church to be married there without having to regularly worship there, live in the parish or apply for a special license. The new Anglican Church law, Church of England Marriage Measure, came into force on 1 st October 2008. Engaged couples can now be married in Anglican parish churches, but not cathedrals, if they meet just one of the following criteria: • one of them was baptised or prepared for confirmation in the parish; • one of them has ever lived in the parish for six months or more; • one of them has at any time regularly attended public worship in the parish for six months or more; • one of their parents has lived in the parish for six months or more in their child's lifetime; • one of their parents has regularly attended public worship there for six months or more in their child's lifetime; • their parents or grandparents were married in the parish. The Most Reverend and Right Honourable Stephen Cottrell, Archbishop of York , said: “Getting married in church just got easier. People who are serious about getting married naturally want a marriage ceremony and a setting which is equally serious.”

Picturesque Surroundings: The church is surrounded by beautifully manicured gardens and scenic views, providing endless photo opportunities. Your wedding album will be filled with enchanting moments captured against the backdrop of our charming surroundings.

Your Love Story Begins Here! Whether you've envisioned a traditional ceremony or a modern celebration, All Saints Church Hartford provides the perfect canvas for your love story. We invite you to explore the possibilities, say "I do" surrounded by history and love, and start your journey into forever in the heart of Hartford.

Welcome to All Saints Church Hartford: Where Love Unites in Timeless Elegance!

Why Choose All Saints Church Hartford for Your Wedding?

Community Spirit: At All Saints Church Hartford, we are more than just a venue; we are a community that celebrates love and togetherness. Our friendly clerics and welcoming congregation ensure that you feel at home from the moment you step through our doors. Contact us to schedule a tour and discover why All Saints Church Hartford is the ideal setting for the beginning of your happily ever after. Love knows no bounds, and at All Saints, it truly stands the test of time. The Church of England has relaxed its rules to allow couples with a connection with a church to be married there without having to regularly worship there, live in the parish or apply for a special license. The new Anglican Church law, Church of England Marriage Measure, came into force on 1 st October 2008. Engaged couples can now be married in Anglican parish churches, but not cathedrals, if they meet just one of the following criteria: • one of them was baptised or prepared for confirmation in the parish; • one of them has ever lived in the parish for six months or more; • one of them has at any time regularly attended public worship in the parish for six months or more; • one of their parents has lived in the parish for six months or more in their child's lifetime; • one of their parents has regularly attended public worship there for six months or more in their child's lifetime; • their parents or grandparents were married in the parish. The Most Reverend and Right Honourable Stephen Cottrell, Archbishop of York, said: “Getting married in church just got easier. People who are serious about getting married naturally want a marriage ceremony and a setting which is equally serious.”