St. Tomas Catholic Church
The Augustinian monastery was founded by King Wenceslas II in 1285. The monastery buildings were built together with St. Thomas church in 1285-1379. A Gothic basilica preserved under the baroque adaptations was built in two stages, in 1285-1316 and then just before 1379. In the late 16th century and early 17th century the church was repaired and partly rebuilt in the renaissance style
It is an outstanding and unique architectural mass, seamlessly combining three eras of architectural styles – gothic, renaissance and baroque. Its richly decorated interior includes works of art from some of the most influential artists of their era.
Venue details:
- Catholic Wedding Ceremony
- Located in Prague's Old Town, close to the Malostranske square
- Ceremony in English
- Seated Capacity of 100 guests
- Ceremony lasts approximately 30 minutes, or 1 hour if ceremony includes a full holy mass.
- Latest Ceremony time is 5:00 pm.
Please note that divorced people can not remarry in the Catholic Church, no matter if previous marriage was in church or office.
Church of England weddings also possible – subject of permission
- Package does not include costs for obtaining documents required from client before the wedding (Birth Certificate - No impediment to marry). Each nationality is different - for details please contact us.
- Additional fee applies to divorced persons or those who have legally changed their name during the course of their life.
- Please check with the PragueWeddings team for latest prices on all the extra services. All prices subject to change without notice.
- Prices are valid for U.S., Irish and British citizens. All others please enquire for additional costs that might be required for extra paperwork.
- It is necessary for the bride and groom to arrive in Prague 2 -3 working days prior to the wedding day for civil ceremonies and 3 days for church ceremonies to visit local offices and finish up paperwork. For exceptions please enquire.
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