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Congratulations on your engagement and upcoming wedding!

We invite you to be married at Manchester United Methodist Church, and we offer our wedding ministry to both members and guests of our congregation. We believe that weddings are celebrations of your love and commitment to each other, as well as to God.


Wedding in Sanctuary

Weddings at Manchester UMC are held in the Sanctuary. For small, intimate weddings, the Historic Chapel is also an option.

Our wedding worship service includes prayers, scripture, and music that often includes congregational singing.

For a copy of our Wedding Booklet or for more information, please email Sherri Estes or call 636-200-4723.

Photos by St. Louis Color, Inc..


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