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The sacrament of Marriage is a public sign that one gives oneself totally to the other person. The grace of the sacrament of marriage helps the husband & wife model their love for each other after the love of Jesus Christ showed toward humanity.
At least one member of the couple must be a Roman Catholic. Also, at least a member of the couple must either be a member of All Saints Parish, and/or a member of a Catholic Parish willing to give permission for the marriage to take place in this Parish. Couples participate in a required preparation program after notifying the priest of your intention to marry. Couples are encouraged to contact the Parish Office as soon as you are engaged.
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Preparing for Marriage in All Saints Parish
Our Wedding Information Booklet - This booklet provides couples with information about the process for marrying in our parish. Couples should set dates and communicate with us no closer than six months from their desired wedding dates. Weddings are scheduled on a first-come first-served basis and a deposit is expected to reserve the church for the desired date.
General Notes:Couples are required to take a Wedding Preparation Session as well as meet with their local parish priest to prepare for marriage and for the wedding service.Click Here for information & to sign up for our Wedding Preparation Session on April 28-29, 2023
Unfortunately, Saturday weddings cannot begin after 1 pm due to the many needs of our parish with Saturday afternoon liturgies.
To begin the process, please complete the form below and one of our clergy will be in touch with you about preparing for your wedding.
We look forward to working with you and to hosting your wedding with us at All Saints Parish. If you have additional questions, call or email Martha Corkery at the parish office in Brunswick.