Love is worth celebrating, and this November, local couples will have a unique opportunity to begin their forever together. Heartland Church is hosting a series of weddings on Nov. 22, offering FREE wedding ceremonies for Christian couples who desire to get married.
Because God values the covenant of marriage, Heartland also values it. They know that weddings can be costly, and they want to remove the financial obstacles that may prevent couples from entering marriage. Forever Starts Here is an opportunity for couples who desire to join the covenant of marriage to do so in an affordable, biblical way.
Heartland Church is offering several time slots and locations to choose from:
● Bourbon ● Lakeville
● Logansport ● Plymouth
● Rochester ● Starke
● Winamac ● Biker Church of the Heartland
This allows couples to select the setting that best fits their vision. Each wedding package includes:
● a beautiful church chapel setting
● an experienced officiant to lead the ceremony
● wedding music
● tasteful décor
● professional photography of the ceremony
● a beautiful bouquet for the bride.
Couples must reserve their time slot in advance by completing the online registration form below. Availability is limited, and early registration is encouraged.
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