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3649 East 65th St., Cleveland, OH

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About Shrine Church of St. Stanislaus

A wedding at the Shrine Church of St. Stanislaus on East 65th Street in Cleveland's Slavic Village puts you inside one of the largest Catholic churches in Ohio. It's a Gothic church in the Polish Cathedral style, built of warm red brick and dressed stone, with twin spires out front and a nave roughly 200 feet long. That length makes the processional something special on video: your wedding videographer can follow you the whole way from the doors to the high altar, and your photographer gets that long view back down the aisle once you turn to face your guests.

Behind the altar, a carved reredos has six niches holding relics, and the church keeps shrines with relics of St. Stanislaus, St. Francis, St. Anthony and St. Clare, along with a relic of Pope St. John Paul II in the east transept. For wedding photos, the richly decorated sanctuary gives color and detail behind you even in a wide picture of the whole wedding party. Franciscan friars serve the parish, and Masses are celebrated in both English and Polish, so ask the parish office about a bilingual wedding ceremony if your families would like one.

Parking is between the church and the school buildings, with more on the street, and the accessible ramp is at the east entrance. The reception happens elsewhere, so give guests directions for the second half of your wedding day.

Call the parish office (216-341-9091) at least six months ahead; the Diocese of Cleveland requires six months of preparation.
Walk the church with your photographer and videographer to plan where they'll stand in a church this long.
Ask about photo and video guidelines and music when you meet with the parish.

A little about the Shrine Church of St. Stanislaus

The cornerstone was laid in 1886 and the church was finished in 1891. A tornado brought down the twin spires in April 1909, and parishioners rebuilt them within the year, though not to their original height. The church was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1976 and named a shrine in 2004.

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