Wedding Photographers & Videographers at The Royce, Cincinnati
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- 118 W. 9th St., Cincinnati, OH
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About The Royce
Stained glass sets the mood for a wedding at The Royce in downtown Cincinnati, inside a Gothic church turned event venue. The Sanctuary rises to a 42-foot ceiling, with twelve original stained glass windows, each more than 20 feet tall, and the old organ pipes still in place and newly lit. For wedding photos and video, that height and colored glass give your photographer and videographer a big, dramatic room to work with, and the gold chandeliers and hardwood floors add warmth to every frame.
Up to 275 guests can join you here. Downstairs, the lower level holds a Bridal Suite with Persian rugs, artwork and mirrors at the makeup stations, and a Groom's Suite styled like an old gentleman's club, so both of you can get ready on site and have those quiet first pictures before the wedding ceremony. The Gallery on the same floor, with its gold chandeliers, is set up for cocktail hour and for gathering through the day.
Upstairs, the Sanctuary (also called the Upper Gallery) is the main event room, with banquet seating around its edges. Ask the venue how they lay out the room for a ceremony and a wedding reception on the same day, and where your videographer can stand for the processional and the toasts. Food comes from the venue's list of catering partners, and tours are by appointment only.
- Book a tour through the venue's contact page.
- Walk the route of your wedding day, from the suites to the Sanctuary, with your photographer.
- Ask about photo and video guidelines and parking.
A little about The Royce
Built as a Methodist church, the building opened in 1860, rebuilt on the site of an earlier church from the late 1830s. Over the years it housed missionary societies, a community fellowship known for its Friday feeding program and later a congregation called Uptown Church. In 2024 it was restored and reopened as a wedding and event venue.
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