WEDDINGS: UNIQUE • VIBRANT • TIMELESS

Looking for a venue that feels authentic, stylish, and welcoming? Our sanctuary offers a stunning mid-century modern aesthetic that breaks away from the "traditional" mold while keeping the character and charm.

With exposed wooden rafters, warm brick accents, and colorful stained glass, Boonton UMC is the perfect canvas for your modern love story.

THE AESTHETIC: MID-CENTURY MODERN CHARM

Our space is designed for couples who appreciate architectural sensibilities in a warm, personable atmosphere:

The Entry Porch and Lobby: A warm place for guests to mingle before the doors open!
The Grand Entrance: A long center aisle - perfect for a show-stopping processional.
The Lighting: Classic stained glass that fills the room with a vibrant glow.
The Capacity: Host your entire community! Our sanctuary comfortably accommodates over 200 guests.

MODERN FEATURES FOR A MODERN CEREMONY

We’ve blended our historic charm with the tech you need:

Sound & Vision: A full professional sound system and video projection screen are available for your music, slideshows, or custom visuals.
Video: Can be accomplished from the balcony without disrupting you or guests
Photography: A range of lighting options and beautiful long drive, guarantees you’ll capture artistic photos from both inside and out

BEYOND THE SANCTUARY

Outdoor Celebrations: While we don't have an indoor hall for rent, our spacious church grounds are available for tented receptions. Imagine a chic, white-tented garden party right outside the sanctuary doors!

OPEN TO ALL

We are an inclusive community. Our sanctuary is open to the general public, not just church members. Whether you’re looking for a spiritual ceremony or a beautiful, meaningful space to say "I do," our doors are open to you. Have your own officiant or pianist? You are welcome to bring them. We simply ask that they coordinate with us to ensure a smooth rehearsal and wedding day!

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