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  • 7000 Winton Road, Springfield Township, OH

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Holy Trinity-St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, a wedding venue in Springfield Township, OH

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A wedding at Holy Trinity-St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in Finneytown begins with one of the longest walks in any Cincinnati church: the center aisle runs 66 feet, with 18 pews on each side. For your photographer and videographer, that long, straight aisle is a gift, giving time for a full processional and a clear view of the crowning at the front of the church.

The church seats about 450 guests, so it suits a large Greek wedding as easily as a smaller one. The parish has clear photo and video guidelines: discreet video is allowed, cameras on the solea must stay on a tripod without moving during the sacrament, the same applies to still photography, and every photographer and videographer is asked to meet the priest before the wedding. Classical instruments and the church organ may be used, and soloists with the clergy's approval. Outside the church, guests can toss rice or petals as you leave, which makes for joyful wedding photos.

Plan ahead. The couple must meet the priest at least three months before the wedding, and paperwork for the ecclesiastical license from the Metropolis of Detroit must be done at least two months ahead. Bring baptismal certificates, and if your koumbaroi belong to another parish they need a letter of good standing. A civil license goes to the church office a week before. Flowers must be free-standing (nothing tied to the pews), and everything is cleared away right after the service. The parish posts a facility fee, with a higher rate for non-members, and its stewardship rules apply to members.

  • Call the church office at least three months before your wedding day.
  • Share the parish guidelines with your photographer and videographer.
  • Ask where the reception and greeting line can happen after the wedding ceremony.

A little about Holy Trinity-St. Nicholas

Holy Trinity, founded in 1907, is the oldest Greek Orthodox parish on record in Ohio. It joined with St. Nicholas in 1945, and the present church in Finneytown held its first Divine Liturgy on December 16, 1972.

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