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Catholic gals...
My sister that lives in Addison just got engaged Sat at Walt Disney World 
Did any of you get married at any of these churches?
Christ the King, Dallas
St. Thomas Aquinas, Dallas
Holy Trinity, Dallas
Did you have any problems not being a member of the church?
Our parents still live in G'vine so she is thinking about St. Francis as well
Re: Catholic gals...
I know that most of them are pretty strict about either being a member to be married there. They say there are expections but really there don't seem to be many.
I know St. Thomas is strict about it for sure. Not sure about the other two though.
i was married at Holy Trinity and have done weddings at both Christ the King and St Thomas - all 3 will marry non-parishioners but you'll have to pay a higher non-parishioner fee - also, even if you join the church you usually have to show regular giving to qualify for parishioner status - so you can't join the church just to get married there
St Francis doesn't let non-parishioners get married there but if your parents are members, they make an exception
HTH - and congrats to your sister!
I got married at St Francis. We were members & I don't think you can get married there unless you're a member (not sure though). I know there was no requirement on previous donations or anything like that.
I attended a wedding at St Thomas & I don't believe the couple were members there. Any church that allows non-members to marry there would probably charge a fee or higher fee for the service than what they'd charge a member.
I'd probably call just to verify their current policy.