Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Trinity United Presbyterian Church, Uniontown

A wedding at Trinity United Presbyterian Church in downtown Uniontown happens under some of the most remarkable windows in the region. The stained glass is attributed to the Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company, and the windows were part of Tiffany's award-winning exhibit at the Chicago world's fair. Add a Richardson Romanesque stone building, an ornate sanctuary with carved vines and cherub faces, and carved stone over the front entrance, and your wedding photos and video have rich color and detail everywhere you look.

You have two spaces to choose from: the Sanctuary seats 400 guests for a large wedding ceremony and the Chapel seats 75 for a smaller one. The church describes the windows as best in early morning and late afternoon light, worth knowing when you set your ceremony time. Music is a highlight for your videographer: the sanctuary has a large Austin-Walker organ with a four-manual console and a Steinway grand piano, so the processional and recessional will sound full on film. Pictures may be taken during the processional and recessional, and no flash is used while the minister is speaking.

Trinity sits at the corner of Morgantown and West Fayette Streets, close to many Uniontown reception halls, with a large parking lot across Morgantown Street. To schedule, contact the church office about dates for the ceremony and rehearsal, then submit an application with a deposit for approval by the minister and Session. Couples meet with the pastor for pre-marriage counseling and with the organist at least 90 days ahead, and a coordinator is required for any wedding over 30 guests, working with your florist and photographer on your wedding day.

• Call the church office to check dates and request the wedding application.
• Meet the organist at least 90 days ahead.
• Read the church's policy handout with your photographer and videographer.

A little about Trinity United Presbyterian Church

The congregation built the present church and dedicated it on March 8, 1896; Trinity formed in 1962 when First and Second Presbyterian Churches merged. The windows were part of Tiffany's exhibit at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition.