Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Mary Queen of Peace Church, Cleveland

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4423 Pearl Rd., Cleveland, OH

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About Mary Queen of Peace Church

Wedding photos at Mary Queen of Peace Church in Cleveland come with a feature every bride notices: the main aisle is 100 feet long. That makes for a long, unhurried processional, and it gives your photographer and videographer time to capture your walk and the faces in the pews as you pass. A wedding at Mary Queen of Peace, on Pearl Road in Old Brooklyn, also comes with a bride's room for getting ready, and the parish asks couples to leave the church, vestibule, bride's room and yard as tidy as they found them.

Your wedding ceremony is Catholic: a Mass if you are both Catholic, or a ceremony outside of Mass if one of you is not. Saturday weddings are at 1 p.m. or earlier, Friday times are set with the parish, and there are no weddings during Advent or Lent. Music must be sacred music, planned with the parish music director before you book anyone else. Some couples visit Mary's shrine during the ceremony, an optional local custom that makes a quiet moment on camera.

Pictures in church are welcome, but the parish asks you to watch the clock: after a 1 p.m. wedding, everyone must be out by 3 p.m., when Saturday confessions begin. Receiving lines belong at the reception, not the church. Rice, birdseed, confetti, balloons and flower petals are not allowed, though the parish asks whether you'll hand out bells or bubbles, which make a cheerful exit for your wedding video.

Contact the parish at least six months ahead, and meet with the priest before you rent a hall.
Walk the aisle with your photographer and videographer to plan the processional.
Ask about photo and video guidelines, and plan church pictures to finish by 3 p.m. on your wedding day.

A little about Mary Queen of Peace Church

The church was built for Our Lady of Good Counsel parish and dedicated on May 30, 1930. In 2010 that parish merged with Corpus Christi to form Mary Queen of Peace, which stayed on the Our Lady of Good Counsel site.

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