St. Thomas' Parish is a church wedding venue in Dupont Circle. We are right in the heart of Washington, DC, near Georgetown Waterfront Park, The White House, and other unmissable downtown landmarks. Our original church, built in 1891, was destroyed by arson in 1960. Rebuilt in 2019, our church is now a four-story modern building, which has won several architectural awards.

Facilities and Capacity

St. Thomas' Parish is a spacious, newly built church with ample room for ceremonies of any size or style. Most weddings take place inside the stunning main sanctuary, a high-ceilinged, minimally designed nave with floor-to-ceiling windows and comfy wooden seating for witnesses. At the very top of the room is a deep mahogany altar that officiants can use for the wedding sacraments. For smaller gatherings, look no further than the intimate chapel, a cozy, soft-lit ceremony area with a small altar for vow exchanges and seating for up to 25 guests. There are also plenty of modern communal areas where couples and their loved ones can meet and mingle after the ceremony.

Services Offered

Sweethearts hosting their wedding at St. Thomas' Parish will first meet with rector Reverend Lisa Ahuja to start planning their lifelong union. Tables and chairs will also be provided, and a licensed officiant from the parish will work with newlyweds on a personalized ceremony. Couples may also request sessions from a certified on-site marriage counselor, who'll carefully guide them into the next chapter of their love story.