Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Frank Fetch Park, Columbus

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228 E Beck St, Columbus, OH

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About Frank Fetch Park

A wedding at Frank Fetch Park is about as intimate as Columbus gets: a tiny garden on Beck Street in German Village, laid out like a 19th-century German beer garden. Brick walls, brick paving, flower planters and gas lamps frame the space, and volunteers plant and tend it all season, so your wedding photos and your wedding video come with a garden that looks cared for in every corner.

This is a ceremony site, with a small guest list in mind. The city allows weddings here only from April through October, on Saturdays, for no more than three hours including setup and cleanup, between 1 and 8 p.m. A permitted group can be no larger than 50 people, which keeps the day close and personal. If you need shade, up to three pop-up tents of 10 by 10 feet are allowed, but only on the paved areas, never in the garden beds or on the grass.

Since the park stays open to the public, and it's a well-loved neighborhood spot, so friendly passersby are part of the setting. For your videographer, the brick walls help a little with street sound, but a small microphone for your officiant is still wise. Receptions aren't held in the park, and German Village restaurants and halls are close by for the celebration afterward.

Reserve a Saturday from April to October through Columbus Recreation and Parks.
Keep the guest list to 50 and plan a three-hour window for your wedding ceremony, setup included.
Ask the parks office about photo and video guidelines, and walk the garden with your photographer before your wedding day.

A little about Frank Fetch Park

The city acquired the lot in 1962 through the efforts of the German Village Society, and the pocket park opened in 1966, designed after the social gardens of Munich. It took its present name in 1985, and the German Village Garten Club and a group of volunteer friends of the park look after it today.

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