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Mystic - Ceremony Sites

dolzallcdolzallc member
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Hi,
I'm looking for help finding a ceremony site in Mystic, CT. My fiance and I were looking for Congregational churches. Any guidance would be great!! :)

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Re: Mystic - Ceremony Sites

  • MoonlightSilverMoonlightSilver member
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    Is there a reason you can't have your ceremony at the Seaport? They have a non-denominational church. I don't think they do any services aside from the weddings, though I could be wrong.
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  • Vanessa630Vanessa630 member
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    Ditto PP... We had our reception in the River Room/ North Lawn at the Seaport.  Our ceremony was off site because we wanted a Catholic Church but, originally, we had the non-denominational Church booked on site.  Like PP said, you can also have it on the North Lawn if the weather is nice (I think they'll let you book the church as a backup).

    Love love love the Seaport, btw!!!
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  • dannie134dannie134
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    We also looked into using the chapel at the Seaport, although be aware that it is not all that big so you'd need to figure out if it works with your numbers.  There is also a small church in Mystic Village, that could be another option for you.

    Aside from those choices, if you are not tied to a particular church I would not recommend trying to use a local church that holds active services, they will either charge you a lot (because you are not a member) or they may not allow it, and they will likely not want you to bring in your own officiant - basically, if you don't have a solid affiliation the local churches will  probably make things difficult for you, and if you aren't attending church regularly anyway then it may make more sense for you to get married somewhere that is not a church (unless it is one of the two mentioned above, which are 'neutral spaces' of sorts).

    Good luck with your planning, hope you find what you want!
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  • dolzallcdolzallc member
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    edited November 2012
    Thanks for the tips keep it coming!
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