Church Weddings
English church wedding are steeped in tradition and sophistication, where close family and friends gather together to witness the church ceremony and participate in the celebrations.
While there are several churches in England, most of them abide by different rules, and you may not be eligible to get married in them. When choosing a church venue it’s crucial for you to check whether the church you plan to get married in considers you eligible or otherwise.
Once the couple has set the date for the wedding, an announcement indicating the impending marriage between two specific individuals is normally done in the local parish. This is called the banns of marriage, or more plainly “the banns”. The announcement is usually done three Sundays prior to the wedding.
Bridal wear and groom’s suit
Traditional English brides wear white or ivory-colored wedding gowns. Corset styles were popular in the 18th century although nowadays English brides are leaning towards the more contemporary styles in bridal wear. Nevertheless, a white wedding dress is customary in many English church weddings, since white used to symbolize purity especially during the old Victorian eras. For formal weddings, the groom usually wears a tuxedo, although a business suit is also deemed appropriate for daytime affairs.
Choosing the wedding car
Couples who want to arrive in style at the church or at the reception venue may want to adopt a classic theme for their wedding can such as the Bentley Arnage. This intimate car is perfect for the bride and groom. For couples with lots of relatives invited to the celebrations, a 16-seat limo provides convenient and luxurious transportation for family members and relatives. Coventry limo can offer different types of limousine from the classic 8 seater Lincoln through to the 16 seat Hummer.
St Martins Church, Finham, Coventry
St Mary's Walsgrave, Coventry
West Orchard Reform Church, Styvechale, Coventry
St Thomas Moore, Cheylesmore, Coventry
St Phillips, Potters Green, Coventry
St Marys the Virgin, Stonleigh, near Coventry
St Giles Church, Bubbenhall, near Coventry
St James Church, Styvechale, Coventry
St John the Baptist, Bagington, Coventry