First Plymouth Congregational Church

First Plymouth Congregational Church Overview

First Plymouth Congregational Church welcomes all couples to be married in this historic and spiritual space. An architectural gem in Nebraska, the First Plymouth Congregational Church was built in 1930 and was inspired by early basilica churches and Greek Forum as well as the natural environment and culture of the state. The goal of the First Plymouth Congregational Church is to have a building that could provide a place for worship for the congregation and serve the community. Throughout the century, this historic space has been alive with activity and joy. People would come and grow in their faith in community. Nestled in the city of Lincoln among rolling hills and near the Missouri River that cuts through the landscape, a wedding at First Plymouth Congregational Church offers views of a beautiful region with gorgeous horizons. The church is a landmark made notable by the Carillon Tower. The Carillon tower is Nebraska's oldest true carillon and boasts bells that range in size. On the top four corners of the tower, sculptures of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John stand tall as a symbol of the gospel and the Christian faith. Join inside for a fabulous ceremony. The brickwork exterior of the building is simple, but inside enjoy a grand vestibule that allows natural light to stream in and eliminate all shadows. The First Plymouth Congregational Church was recently renovated in 2013 to 2015 to create a clean space with modern amenities to ensure the preservation of the historic landmark. First Plymouth Congregational Church invites you to host your wedding at this grand church that celebrates the gospel: the greatest love story ever told. Book your wedding at Nebraska's premier wedding venue today.