
PP76
Member
Michelle,
I am basing my facts on how the Church of Scotland works, the Anglican Church may be different.
The church building in PP is owned by the Roman Catholic church who are good enough to allow the Anglican church to use it (I presume rent it) so that may explain this part of the charge. The other cost is to hire a "Professional" who in this case is a Church Minister, they may also be paying someone to open, close and tidy the church. Most churches find it very difficult to cover costs these days and this may be one way that helps, the local congregation while happy to help with visitors who choose to get married in PP will not wish to subsidise visitors.
I am sure you will have a wonderful day.
PP76
I am basing my facts on how the Church of Scotland works, the Anglican Church may be different.
The church building in PP is owned by the Roman Catholic church who are good enough to allow the Anglican church to use it (I presume rent it) so that may explain this part of the charge. The other cost is to hire a "Professional" who in this case is a Church Minister, they may also be paying someone to open, close and tidy the church. Most churches find it very difficult to cover costs these days and this may be one way that helps, the local congregation while happy to help with visitors who choose to get married in PP will not wish to subsidise visitors.
I am sure you will have a wonderful day.
PP76