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Prices start from £550

“Amongst all the uncertainty and lows that COVID-19 has brought, we had the most amazing, intimate and glorious wedding day thanks to Trinity staff. The venue is relaxed, beautiful and great value and the staff are incredible, so much so we will be returning to Trinity next year to celebrate our wedding reception with our family and friends.”

Ben and Kath, 2020

As an independent grassroots venue, Trinity's experienced team know how to put on a party! Our licensed venue is now available for weddings throughout the summer.

When you book with Trinity, you can be confident knowing we will work with you to respond to changing  restrictions to make sure your special day goes ahead as planned. If changes due to restrictions means the event can't go ahead, your deposit is secure and can be either refunded or transferred to a future available date.

As a Grade II* Listed former-church, its backdrop of original features, stained-glass windows and ornate stonework make the Trinity Centre the perfect venue for your wedding ceremony and reception.

For more about what your wedding day could look like, download our wedding brochure for info about spaces and packages or get in touch on info@trinitybristol.org.uk to request a viewing. Availability is limited so we recommend getting in touch today to secure your date!

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Gloria and Mervyn Evans were married in 1963.

16th February 1946 proved to be a very busy day at Holy Trinity as the Vicar, Reverend Frederick John Barff carried out five wedding ceremonies, the first of these being the marriage of Joseph William Bond to Phyllis Ruby Clout.

Joseph was a Devonian who, with the impending threat of war, had enlisted early in June 1939, serving as a Flight Sergeant in the Royal Air Force, seeing active service in Egypt and also in Italy where he was also involved helping the mass evacuation of local residents when Mount Vesuvius erupted in March 1944.
Phyllis, the daughter of Joel & Annie Clout of Winsford Street, St Philips, had met Joseph during the war in Plymouth.

Discharged from the Forces in June 1946 the couple initially lived in Bristol before moving to Portishead where they spent their married lives and raised a son and two daughters.

Clare and Dave booked Trinity for their wedding, here they walk down the aisle in Fyfe Hall (image courtesy of Clare and Dave).

Host your ceremony in the beautiful Fyfe Hall with breathtaking stained-glass windows; transform the main hall with your own vision into a decorated banqueting area;  make the most of the iconic backdrop for photos in-front of the recently restored Grade II* listed former church, The Trinity Centre.

Abi and Jack celebrate their marriage in Trinity's large outdoor garden (image courtesy of Abi and Jack).

Book before 28 Feb 2019 to save 10% off 2019 Wedding packages – there are only a few remaining dates available in 2019 so be quick as once they are gone they are gone – to find out more and to arrange a viewing get in touch with us on 0117 935 1200 or email us at info@trinitybristol.org.uk