Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Abbey Reformed United Church of Christ, Huntingdon

A wedding at Abbey Reformed United Church of Christ, known in Huntingdon simply as the Abbey, takes place in a historic stone church at Sixth and Church Streets. The building was designed by one of the best-known church architects of its time, and the sanctuary is known for its stained glass art windows, so your wedding photos and your videographer's film have rich color and stone around you.

The congregation describes itself as welcoming to everyone, wherever they are in life. It doesn't publish a wedding page, though, so call the church office first to ask whether the Abbey hosts weddings for couples outside the congregation, what the pastor asks before a wedding ceremony, and how far ahead to book. Ask about music too, and whether the windows can be part of your pictures after the service.

Getting there is easy. Sixth Street runs one way north, and the Abbey is three blocks up on the left if you turn from Route 26, with a parking lot on the right near the end of the block. There's a wheelchair entrance on the side and an accessible restroom, and assisted listening devices are available, which helps older guests follow the vows on your wedding day. The church doesn't list a reception hall, so plan the reception elsewhere.

• Call the church office to ask about weddings and dates.
• Ask about photo and video guidelines in the sanctuary.
• Visit with your photographer and wedding videographer to see the windows in daylight.

A little about Abbey Reformed United Church of Christ

Its congregation counts its beginning from 1806. The present stone church is its fourth building: the cornerstone was laid in 1928 and the sanctuary was dedicated on May 12, 1929. The church published a commemorative booklet on its stained glass for its 200th anniversary.