Wedding photographer or videographer?Vendors:List your businessVendor login

Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Scranton Iron Furnaces, Scranton

We're gathering wedding photos and films from Scranton Iron Furnaces. In the meantime, browse all Scranton & Wilkes-Barre wedding photographers and videographers.

  • Park or garden
  • 159 Cedar Avenue, Scranton, PA

Listing a location doesn't mean it endorses or partners with any photographer or videographer.

Nearby:

Photographers are still adding photos from this location, so there are only a few here right now. Check back soon.

Our photographers haven't made it to Scranton Iron Furnaces yet.

Help us send them. Tell us you're getting married here, and we'll let the photographers in Scranton know a couple is asking for photos from this exact spot.

Getting married at Scranton Iron Furnaces?

We'll let local photographers know a couple is asking for photos from here, and tell you when they're up.

Looking for

We only use your email and number to tell you about photos and videos from this venue. See our Privacy Policy.

Wedding photos at the Scranton Iron Furnaces have a look no ballroom can match. Four massive stone blast furnaces rise from a historic park setting near downtown Scranton, close to Steamtown National Historic Site, and their rough stone and tall arches make a strong frame for a couple in a white dress and a dark suit. Your wedding photographer and videographer can work with scale here, placing the two of you small against the stone or close up with texture behind you.

This is a stop for pictures between your wedding ceremony and the reception rather than a full venue. The site is open to visitors all year from dawn to dusk, so plan your time for good light, often late afternoon, and remember other visitors may be walking the grounds. For your wedding video, a slow walk past the furnaces gives an editor a lot to work with, and a quiet moment for a private word between the two of you can play over it.

The state runs the site through the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, with help from the Anthracite Heritage Museum. In the summer months the grounds are available for picnics and event rentals, so if you have a bigger plan in mind than a quick stop on your wedding day, ask the museum about reserving the site.

  • Call the Anthracite Heritage Museum at (570) 963-4804 to ask about photography and rentals.
  • Visit at the hour you plan to come, to see where the light falls on the stone.
  • Ask about photo and video guidelines for the site.

A little about the Scranton Iron Furnaces

These furnaces are the remains of the Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company, started in 1840, which by 1865 had the largest iron production capacity in the United States. The company dismantled the plant in 1902 and moved to Lackawanna, New York.

Check the location's own photo and video rules

Locations set their own rules about where photographers and videographers can stand, when they can take photos or film, and whether vendors need approval. We don't state those rules here.

Ask Scranton Iron Furnaces directly or check its website.

Have you photographed or filmed a wedding at Scranton Iron Furnaces?

Photographers: upload 5 of your photos from here. Videographers: add a film from here. Either one puts you on this page and in couples' searches for this location.

Add your photos Add your films

Wedding locations close by, nearest first, with the photographers and videographers who have worked at each. Straight-line miles from Scranton Iron Furnaces. See all Scranton & Wilkes-Barre wedding venues →

← Back to Scranton & Wilkes-Barre wedding photographers · All Scranton & Wilkes-Barre wedding venues

Add a location

Tell us about the church, venue, or park and we'll add it once we've checked the details, then invite local photographers and videographers who have worked there.

Type of place
What does this location offer? (choose all that apply)

Leave your email and once the location is added, we'll tell local photographers and videographers a couple is getting married there, and email you when their photos or films go up.

Adding a location doesn't list any photographer or videographer there. Listing a location doesn't mean it endorses or partners with any of them. We only use your email to reply about this location.