Fritchley Village Hall

Fritchley Congregational Church is now licensed as a place of worship which is suitable for ceremonies of a Christian nature.

This means that you can now get married in Fritchley.

Your wedding will be a legal, fully licensed ceremony which does not require you to attend a registry office. Whilst our emphasis is always to celebrate the Christian faith, we are flexible and willing to open the doors to couples who wish to embrace the faith in a variety of ways.

Our minister is Rev. Stella Wallace-Tween who would be happy to give some guidance to help you to put together a service. There is also scope to choose your own readings and music, making the occasion a unique experience for each couple who wish to get married in our lovely building.

Fritchley Congregational Church is a relatively small and intimate space, right in the heart of the village and adjacent to the village green.

Parking right outside the door can be reserved for wedding cars.

The Chapel was built in 1840, is Grade 2* listed and has many of the original features including a wonderful pipe organ. The building can comfortably accommodate 100 people.

Fritchley Congregational Chapel can be hired for the service only, but you may wish to stay on in the hall afterwards for a champagne reception, light refreshments or a simple buffet.

We are also registered for christenings and funerals and have partnerships in place with local funeral directors if required.

Now we are licensed, we can of course perform funerals & christenings too.