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Chelsea Old Church has been a witness to countless love stories and sacred unions, dating back to 1292. With its rich history and timeless beauty, our church offers a unique and cherished setting for weddings. We welcome couples from all walks of life to celebrate their love and commitment within our historic walls.
With its historical background, and stunning yet intimate architecture adding a special touch to every service, Chelsea Old Church is an especially beautiful setting for weddings. Our church is a highly desirable venue, offering a unique blend of tradition and charm that makes your special day unforgettable.
Services
Our services follow the traditional ‘Book of Common Prayer’, adding a timeless and poetic quality to your wedding ceremony.
Choir
One of the many highlights of a wedding at Chelsea Old Church is our professional choir, whose exceptional performance elevates the atmosphere of the ceremony. Additionally, our in-house florist is renowned for creating breathtaking arrangements that perfectly complement the beauty of our church and the wedding couple’s vision for their day.
Booking
Weddings at Chelsea Old Church are highly sought after, and we are often booked well in advance. We strongly encourage you to contact us as soon as you start planning your wedding. Unfortunately, we’ve had instances where couples secured a venue before reaching out to us, only to find we were already fully booked. To avoid disappointment, please consult us first!
“It was one of the best days of our lives thanks to the Chelsea Old Church team.“
Contact
For more information on the qualifying connections or to receive a wedding information pack, please contact our Parish Administrator, Sophie Wilson.
We look forward to helping you plan your special day at Chelsea Old Church.
Images in the galleries above are by kind permission of Saffie and Zac, and https://rogerspictures.com/
Reception
For your reception, we recommend Petyt Hall — a convenient and ideal location just steps away from the church. You can find more details on the Petyt Hall page.
