COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Weddings at Covenant

Marriage is a divine institution established by God as a lifelong, covenantal union between one man and one woman.

Because weddings at Covenant Presbyterian Church take place in facilities dedicated to the worship and ministry of the church, weddings at Covenant are Christian services, not just venue rentals.

Before submitting a request, please review our Wedding Policy, which explains the biblical and practical guidelines that govern weddings at Covenant.

Read the Wedding Policy
Wedding requests should be submitted at least 60 days before the requested wedding date.
Eligibility

Who May Request a Wedding at Covenant

Wedding requests may be considered for:

  • Communing members of Covenant Presbyterian Church in good standing
  • Those who can give a credible testimony of faith in Christ and who either have attended Covenant regularly for at least one year or are non-communing children of members
  • Members in good standing of another PCA church who can give a credible testimony of faith in Christ

All wedding requests are considered individually and approved at the discretion of the Session of Covenant Presbyterian Church.

The Process

How Requests Work

01

Review the Wedding Policy

Read Covenant’s Wedding Policy before beginning the request process.

02

Submit Your Request

Complete the wedding request form below.

03

Church Office Review

The church office will review the requested date or dates, facility needs, and eligibility. We usually respond within five business days, though requests requiring additional review or approval may take longer.

04

Planning Conversation

If everything is in order, we’ll place a temporary hold on your requested dates and contact you to schedule a planning conversation. After that conversation, we’ll prepare the Wedding Agreement.

05

Reservation

Your dates will be officially reserved once we receive the signed Wedding Agreement and Administrative Fee.

Begin Here

Wedding Request Form

Complete the form below to begin the request process.