Looking for a wedding venue that combines timeless beauty with a warm, welcoming atmosphere? St Peter’s Church in Harton is a stunning Grade II listed building, built between 1866 and 1867. Its classic Early English architectural style offers a rich sense of history and tradition—perfect for couples who want their ceremony to feel both meaningful and memorable. Nestled in what was once the heart of Harton Village, this church remains a cherished local landmark.
St Peter’s warmly welcomes all couples, whether or not you regularly attend church. To hold your wedding here, at least one of you needs to have a connection to the parish of Harton—this could mean living in the parish, having lived there for six months, or being baptised in the church. If you don’t meet these criteria, you can still marry here by becoming part of the worshipping community through regular attendance for six months before your wedding.
This venue is popular and can be booked up to three years in advance, so it’s a good idea to plan early. To make sure every couple enjoys a relaxed and special day, there’s a minimum two-hour gap between ceremonies. Your wedding fee covers everything you need, including the service, minister, music, flowers, bell ringing, legal paperwork, and a helpful marriage preparation course.
St Peter's Church Harton is a stunning Grade II listed building, constructed between 1866 and 1867. Designed by C. Hodgson Fowler in the French Gothic Revival style, it boasts beautiful limestone from the nearby Cleadon Hills, offering a timeless and meaningful setting for your wedding ceremony.
To hold your wedding at St Peter's Church, at least one partner must have a connection to the parish of Harton; this includes:
The venue is very popular and can be booked up to three years in advance. It's recommended to plan early to secure your desired date.
Your wedding fee covers:
Yes! Couples are invited to join a marriage preparation course that provides expert guidance to help you start your life together on the right foot.
After your ceremony, you can hire the adjacent Church Hall, which includes two rooms and kitchen facilities—perfect for celebrations or gatherings with your family and friends.
Yes. St Peter's warmly welcomes all couples, even if you don't regularly attend church. However, at least one of you must have a qualifying parish connection or become part of the worshipping community by attending regularly for six months prior to the wedding.
The church is designed in the Early English architectural style with French Gothic Revival elements, created by architect C. Hodgson Fowler, lending historic charm to your wedding ceremony.
Yes, there is a minimum two-hour gap between wedding ceremonies, ensuring each couple enjoys a relaxed and special day without scheduling conflicts.