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280 N. Grant Ave, Columbus, OH

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About St. Patrick Church (Columbus)

A wedding at St. Patrick Church in Columbus has an old-world feel, with stained glass windows down the nave and a painted medallion of a Dominican saint above each one. Your wedding photos of the ceremony are best from the central aisle, because the two of you face each other in front of the altar for your vows with the priest behind you. That is where your photographer and videographer will want to be.

Much of the day can happen under one roof. Your wedding ceremony can be a Nuptial Mass, and on request the Mass can be celebrated facing the high altar. The bride and bridesmaids get a second-floor room to dress in two hours before the wedding, the groom and groomsmen gather in Aquinas Hall, and a separate room can be reserved for photos before the ceremony. For the evening, Aquinas Hall and Patrick Hall can be rented for a rehearsal dinner or your reception, based on availability.

Parish musicians play for weddings, and the choir loft has a microphone, though trained singers carry through the church without one. That acoustic is worth discussing with your videographer, since the parish has specific guidelines for where a video camera can stand and how microphones are used. Saturday weddings begin between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., Friday weddings are at 3:30 p.m., and everyone must be out by 4:00 p.m. on Saturdays when confessions begin. The church has its own parking lot, and street meters nearby are pay-by-app.

Turn in the Wedding Request Form at least nine months ahead; non-parishioners need their own pastor's permission.
Leave time on your wedding day for pictures inside the church after the ceremony.
Give your photographer and videographer the parish guidelines.

A little about St. Patrick Church

The parish was founded in 1851 for Irish families who had been sharing Holy Cross with the German parish. It was the first Catholic church in Columbus to have a bell, and Dominican friars have served it since 1885.

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