I was in Lytham St Annes yesterday soaking up the sun (and the wind) and, when I passed this beautiful church I knew I had to share it with you.
Officially Fairhaven United Reform Church, it’s known as The White Church and opened in 1912. It is, as I’m sure you can imagine, a popular wedding venue, but they like to think that’s “not just to do with how we look but is also a response to the warm welcome that we extend to couples of all ages seeking to begin their journey through life as husband and wife.” Find more details on the website and if you got married there, we’d love to hear about it.
Related: Church wedding or civil ceremony? | It’s still ‘in’ to get married in church, finds survey | 1949 Marriage Act on church weddings set to change and about time too!
