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140 N. 6th St, Batavia, OH

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About Holy Trinity Church (Batavia)

A wedding at Holy Trinity Church in Batavia brings your family together in a small-town parish church on North 6th Street, with the parish house right next door. For your photographer and videographer, the processional and recessional are the big moments here, since the parish welcomes cameras then, and the minutes right after the wedding ceremony are the time for wedding photos with your families.

Holy Trinity is one of four churches in Holy Family Parish, and all four share one set of wedding guidelines. A wedding coordinator is assigned to you for the rehearsal and the ceremony and will show you where to get dressed. Pictures in the church before the ceremony are allowed when arranged ahead of time and the church is available. If you get married at Christmas or Easter, the church is already decorated, so outside flowers are limited.

Timing matters here: wedding Masses must finish by noon on Saturdays because one priest serves all four churches, while a ceremony with a deacon can be later, and Friday afternoons and evenings are possible. Start by reading the parish's marriage guidelines and meeting with the pastor; preparation classes begin at least six months before your wedding day. Photographers may not stand on pews or move sacred furnishings, and no flash is allowed once a wedding Mass begins, which your wedding videographer should hear about early as well. The parish has its own arrangements for parishioners, past parishioners and active Catholics from elsewhere.

Read the marriage guidelines and sign the form on the last page before your first meeting.
Call the Holy Family parish office to schedule that meeting.
Give your photographer and videographer the parish's picture guidelines.

A little about Holy Trinity Church

Founded in 1906, Holy Trinity began with Franciscan priests celebrating Mass in a rented building on Main Street, and its present church was completed in 1910. Its interior was renovated in 1952, and the parish celebrated its centennial in 2006.

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