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501 E Orange St, Lancaster, PA

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About St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church

A wedding at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church in Lancaster takes place in a church whose interior is finished in Carrara marble, brought in during a major renovation and still in place today. That marble gives your wedding photos a bright, polished look at the front of the church, and it's worth asking your photographer and videographer to see it in person before the day. The church stands on East Orange Street, on Lancaster's east side.

Your wedding ceremony would be held in the main church; the parish also has a Lower Church, currently the focus of a renovation campaign, which is used for Mass and devotions by the Vietnamese Catholic community. The parish celebrates Mass in English and Spanish. Its website doesn't publish a wedding page, so the parish office is your first call. Catholic parishes in the Diocese of Harrisburg follow a common policy of nine to twelve months of marriage preparation, so reach out as soon as you're engaged.

When you meet with the parish, ask what it asks of couples who aren't parishioners, which days and times weddings are held, and whether there is a room for the wedding party to get ready. Ask about music for the processional, too: a marble church carries sound, which helps the organ and readings come through on your wedding video. The parish doesn't list reception space, so plan your reception at another Lancaster venue.

Call the parish office early, at least nine to twelve months before your wedding day.
Ask about photo and video guidelines and where your photographer and videographer may stand.
Visit at the hour of your ceremony to see how the light falls on the marble.

A little about St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church

St. Anthony of Padua parish was founded in 1870 for German Catholics on Lancaster's east side. The church was dedicated in 1875 and consecrated in 1895, and the marble interior dates from renovations in 1949.

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