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We have performed weddings in our historic Episcopal church for over 180 years, and our hope is that you will choose Grace as the location for one of the most joyous and sacred days of your life. Although being a member of our parish is not required to be married at Grace, our sincere hope is that each couple will consider visiting Grace on a Sunday to experience worship in this unique church in the heart of downtown Providence. We proudly and happily officiate the weddings of same-sex couples as well.  \nThis packet contains all of the information you are likely to need as you plan for your Grace Church wedding, and we look forward to hearing from you soon to reserve your wedding date. If after fully reviewing this document you have remaining questions, [contact mywedding@gracepvd.org. A](contact mywedding@gracepvd.org. A)[ ](contact mywedding@gracepvd.org. A)separate packet for Your Reception in The Pavilion at Grace is available through our website, though a brief overview is included below (see page 7) .  \nTypes of Weddings at Grace Church  \nThe information presented herein relates to two distinct types of weddings that take place here at Grace, namely: 1.) Episcopal weddings performed by a member of the Grace Church clergy or their designee on the one hand; and 2.) all other types of weddings conducted here purely on a site-rental basis, and for which Grace Church plays no role in conducting nor certifying the marriage. Please see detailed information below for each wedding type. The fee for either wedding type is $2,500, though a discount of $1,000 is applied if you also book your wedding reception in the adjacent Pavilion at Grace.  \nType 1: Episcopal Weddings at Grace  \nIf you seek an Episcopal marriage by our own Grace Church clergy, you and your fiancé will both meet with your assigned priest, likely on several occasions. One member of the couple must be a baptized Christian, and both must make a commitment that they intend for the marriage to be lifelong. If one or both have been married previously, Grace Church will file an application for permission from the Episcopal Bishop of Rhode Island to solemnize the marriage before the ceremony can proceed. The Book of Common Prayer is the foundation for Episcopal worship services, and provides the framework for all Episcopal weddings.  \nYou will obtain your marriage license application from the Rhode Island Department of Health, and hand this document in its provided return envelope to your assigned priest no fewer than 7 days before the wedding date. The license will be signed by the officiant and at least two witnesses during the service, and following the service the presiding priest will submit the completed form that will prompt the state to issue your official Certificate of Marriage.  \nType 2: Non-Episcopal Weddings at Grace  \nIf you seek any other type of ceremony apart from an Episcopal wedding, you are most welcome to rent our space for your wedding. In this instance, you are responsible for making all necessary arrangements with the officiant who will preside over the ceremony, and Grace Church plays no role in certifying the marriage. Grace Church’s sacramental elements, i.e. chalices, etc. may not be used. All items required for the ceremony must be brought in by the officiant or the couple. Church rentals are permitted to make use of the wooden credence table, the lectern, the pulpit, and the built-in PA system for voice only with one hand-held microphone and one lapel microphone.  \nAbout Grace Church in Providence  \nGrace Church is a diverse community of Christians who come together to pray, serve, learn, sing, and worship in the Anglican tradition. 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