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820 Bowen St, Dayton, OH

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About St. Anthony Church (Dayton)

A wedding at St. Anthony Church on Bowen Street in Dayton means a grand walk: the center aisle is 100 feet long, with 25 pews on each side, and the church seats 600 people comfortably. Behind the altar is a large mural of saints and everyday people, a striking backdrop for your photographer and videographer as you exchange vows, and that long aisle makes room for a slow, unhurried processional on your wedding video.

St. Anthony hosts the wedding ceremony as a Mass, when both of you are active Catholics, or a service with readings and the Rite of Marriage. A service usually runs 30 to 40 minutes and a Mass 40 to 50. Saturday ceremonies may start any time up to 1:30 p.m., Friday dates are possible with the celebrant and music director, and the parish asks that photography be finished by 3:15 p.m. on a Saturday afternoon. Pictures before the service are possible with the pastor's permission.

Under the parish guidelines, photographers and videographers talk with the celebrant before the service, use no flash during it and stay out of the sanctuary, working from the sides, so plan your wedding photos at the altar for before or after. Altar flowers aren't used in Lent, and aisle runners and dropped petals are discouraged. Music is planned with the parish music director. Plan your reception elsewhere.

A non-refundable deposit reserves your date and time.
Plan for FOCCUS, a Pre-Cana workshop or Engaged Encounter weekend, and meetings with the celebrant.
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A little about St. Anthony Church

The parish of St. Anthony of Padua opened in 1913, six months after the Great Flood, when Dayton's population moved to the hills east of downtown. The present church was first used on June 13, 1954, the Feast of St. Anthony.

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