Please help me with my wedding invitations and possessive apostrophes

[mskingbean92]

is it

St Thomas', London

or

St Thomas, London

because neither look right!

What are you trying to say?

Or

St Thomas' Church, London?

That's correct

The first one, but look on the church website or paperwork, and do what they do.

You could always say 'The Church of St Thomas' instead.

St. Thomas' Church, London

is your best option. Definitely use Church. The apostrophe goes on the outside and you don't need an extra -s (St. Thomas's Church, London)
N.B. Not all churches are The Church of ...

Can you send us the church website? It could be either.

They've used St Thomas (London) to confuse matters!

All acceptable options:
St Thomas' (traditional use of no second s as is Biblical mame)
St Thomas's (also grammatically correct as second s is optional
Church of St Thomas

Are we know talking about St Thomas Church in Finsbury Park?

No, I'm using London as a placeholder. Not going to post the real location thanks.

St Thomas’

Well, you need to check the church website what the spelling is as e.g. the church in Finsbury Park spells theirs St Thomas Church.

@mskingbean92

Can you see the church you have in mind on the Church Near You website, OP?

That should give you the exact details for your church.

https://www.achurchnearyou.com/

The old form would be St Thomas’s but St Thomas is fine especially if the church calls itself that