St Clement’s Church is a beautiful church and has been a place of worship for almost 200 years. If you’re considering a wedding at St Clement’s, in the first instance, please complete our wedding enquiry form.
Discover all you need to know about Church of England weddings and blessings here: www.yourchurchwedding.org
Banns of Marriage
If you’re getting married at a different Church of England church and want your Banns read at St Clement’s please complete the Banns enquiry form.
Everyone is welcome to have their children christened in their parish church. During the service your child will be baptised and with the support of the church, you and godparents, your child begins an amazing journey of faith.
All you need to know about planning and going to a Church of England baptism (sometimes also called christening) can be found on The Church of England website. It also includes information about another church service to say thank you to God for your baby.
Sometimes seeing someone else baptised, deciding to have your own child baptised or being asked to be a godparent, can make you to think about your own journey of faith. If you were not baptised as a young child, you may decide as an adult or teenager to make this commitment.
You can read more about being baptised as an adult 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.
There’s more information here: www.churchofenglandfunerals.org
For certain services conducted by the Church of England Parochial Fees need to be charged. The table of fees can be viewed here.
And just to add – if you’re not sure which parish you live in, you can find out using this Parish Finder.
