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  • 66 W Church St, Bethlehem, PA

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Picture a wedding at the Moravian Museum of Bethlehem: it takes place in the Saal, a room on the second floor of the old Gemeinhaus on West Church Street where couples have exchanged vows since colonial times. It was the Moravian community's first place of worship, and it's small and warm, the right size for an intimate ceremony. For your photographer and videographer, the building itself is part of the picture: a great log house of white oak with herringbone-patterned double doors, wooden entrance porches and a steep roof with kicked eaves.

Set up theater style, the Saal seats 80 for a wedding ceremony, or 60 for a seated reception, and the Gemeinhaus holds up to 100 people in all. Many couples pair it with another Historic Bethlehem site nearby: the Kemerer Museum works well for a cocktail hour after a small ceremony here, and Luckenbach Mill can host a larger wedding reception. You can also add a personalized group tour of the museum for your guests, a nice way to fill the time while you take wedding photos.

Each ceremony booking runs one hour, with an hour for setup and an hour for cleanup, so plan your wedding day timeline tightly and let your photographer know how long you have inside. Outside vendors, photographers included, need approval and insurance from Historic Bethlehem. The Saal is up a flight in a historic building, so ask about access for older guests. In a small wooden room your wedding videographer can often capture the vows clearly, but ask where cameras may stand so they don't crowd the aisle.

  • Inquire early; dates are held only once the deposit is in.
  • Ask about accessibility to the second floor and where guests should park.
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A little about the Moravian Museum of Bethlehem

The Gemeinhaus was built in 1741 and is believed to be the largest 18th-century log building in continuous use in the United States. The whole early community once lived, worked and worshipped inside it. It became the Moravian Museum in 1966 and is part of the Moravian Church Settlements World Heritage Site.

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