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4475 Mt. Carmel-Tobasco Rd, Cincinnati, OH

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About St. Veronica Church

A wedding at St. Veronica Church on Mt. Carmel-Tobasco Road in Cincinnati puts your wedding ceremony in a parish church with ample parking right next to the building, which makes arrivals easy for guests in their best shoes. After the ceremony, the church is available for wedding photos with your families, so your photographer and videographer don't have to rush you off to another location.

St. Veronica belongs to the St. Mary Magdalene Parish Family with St. Andrew and St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, and the three churches share wedding policies. Ceremonies take place on Saturday afternoons or evenings, and the parish office can tell you about Friday evenings. A dressing area for the bride and her attendants can be arranged ahead of time, and pictures in the church before the ceremony are possible with notice to the wedding coordinator.

The parish suggests booking a year out, since the calendar fills fast; the minimum is six months. Membership of at least a year lets you reserve the church, and others can ask for the pastor's approval. The wedding coordinator runs the rehearsal and is on hand on your wedding day. For your wedding videographer, cameras stay out of the sanctuary, with no extra lighting and no cables beyond an extension cord. The photographer may come halfway up the center aisle only during the processional and recessional, so talk through that first walk down the aisle together.

Ask the parish office about open dates as soon as you're engaged.
Read the photographer and videographer policies with both of your vendors.
Plan family pictures for right after the ceremony, within the parish's time limits.

A little about St. Veronica Church

Founded as a mission of St. Thomas More in Withamsville, St. Veronica welcomed its first resident pastor in 1953. It was named in memory of the mother of one of its first donors, and the parish later built its current, larger church as Union Township grew.

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