Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Greencastle Presbyterian Church, Greencastle

A wedding at Greencastle Presbyterian Church takes place in a traditional sanctuary at the corner of West Baltimore and Jefferson Streets in Greencastle. The pulpit stands front and center, a carved Communion Table sits in front of it, and a marble baptismal font usually rests to the left. That symmetry makes a handsome frame for your photographer and videographer as you stand together for the vows, and the walk down the center of the sanctuary is the moment everyone turns to watch.

Here you can plan a Presbyterian wedding ceremony with real church music. The church's Moller organ was recently renovated and digitalized, and the congregation has both a chancel choir and a bell choir, so ask what might be possible for your processional. On video, organ music and handbells give the ceremony a sound that recorded music can't match. The education wing and accessible entrances were added later, so the building is easy for older guests to get around.

No wedding page is published online, so call the church office to ask about open dates and whether non-members may hold their ceremony here. The congregation is currently seeking a new pastor, which is another reason to ask early who would officiate. After the wedding ceremony, step outside on the corner for wedding photos with the whole family before everyone heads to the reception.

• Call the church office to ask about dates and who would officiate.
• Ask about the organ and the choirs for your ceremony.
• Ask about photo and video guidelines for your wedding day.

A little about Greencastle Presbyterian Church

The congregation dates to 1737, when Scots-Irish settlers began meeting for worship at Moss Spring on the northeast edge of today's Greencastle, a site whose cemetery the church still keeps. The present church on West Baltimore Street was completed in 1898.