Sunday Catholic wedding

Did you check out the venue tab?

Also, considering it's a Sunday wedding, there may be only a certain set of times that they'll be able to perform the ceremony. Just an FYI to consider.

That's going to be difficult. Especially if you're not a member.

Check the vendor tab or google it. Call around.

^What Celia said.

You might find a Catholic church to do the wedding without being members, but it could be slim-pickings.

Good luck. I don't live in Orlando but I've read the Matrimony policies for two dioceses in my area and they will not allow weddings on Sunday.

I think most Catholic churches won't hold a wedding Mass on Sunday.

Yeah, after speaking to FH (devout Catholic), I don't think a Sunday wedding at a Catholic church is going to happen...he said they mostly do them on Saturday...

If you're dead-set on a Sunday wedding, OP, have you looked into an officiant who can perform a ceremony tailored to suit your Catholicism? That might be your best approach.

Hi Monica! You'll need to search specifically for Catholic Churches - they won't be advertising on wedding websites. Try looking up the Diocese of Orlando and going from there to find individual parishes.

Most Catholic churches won't hold weddings on Sundays, because they will interfere with their normal masses and parish activities - and you'll most likely need to be a church member!

My cousin tried to have a Catholic wedding on Sunday. It didn't happen. They got married at a Greek Orthodox church instead.

I got married on a Sunday. My brother got married on a Sunday. My best friend got married on a Sunday. All Catholic.

My catholic church will do Sunday but that's in NY...but it's up to the diocese

I am having a Catholic Wedding Mass. For my church the wedding mass times are 12:30pm and 6:30pm on Saturday. My church also has a strict rule that you must be a parishioner or have ties to the church to get married there.

We could not pick a date until we took the FOCCUS test. We then got to sit down with the priest and he opened the church calendar and we started looking for dates. We went in February and the first date available for my church was the date date we chose.

I'd be calling every Catholic Church within a 50 mile radius. That's where you'll find your answer.

Have you looked for Catholic churches thag only offer one mass on Sundays? The priest may allow a later wedding on Sunday. It will be tough, but you may find one.