It is an honor to serve you during the processe of marriage preparation by offering premarital mentoring, wedding officiation, and facilities for wedding ceremonies.

Our Understanding of Biblical Marriage

Though the culture has evolving definitions of marriage, we believe that it is God alone who has the ultimate authority to prescribe and describe the marital relationship (Gen. 2:24; Matt. 19:1–9; Mark 10:1–12). Because of this understanding, we will only recognize marriages that meet the biblical definition: a covenant relationship between one gender­-normative man and one gender­-normative woman. The pastors, ministers, and staff of The Village Church will only participate in weddings and officiate marriages that meet this definition, and our facilities may only be used for events that align with this definition.

Reservation Requirements & Qualifications

The Village Church facilities are primarily available for the weddings of couples who are members or are active guests of The Village Church or their immediate family; however, TVC does offer church facilities and services for community members who align with our Statement of Faith and our understanding of biblical marriage as outlined above. It is the strong recommendation of The Village Church for the couple to have completed TVC's premarital mentoring, or that of another trusted source, prior to their wedding ceremony.


Additional Notes:

  • For more information on premarital mentoring, please visit our Care page.
  • To use our facilities, check pricing, or request a TVC minister to officiate your wedding, please complete the wedding inquiry.
  • Weddings may not be scheduled more than nine months in advance and no less than two months in advance.
  • At this time, The Village Church does not host wedding receptions.

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