Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Most Holy Trinity Church, Huntingdon

A wedding at Most Holy Trinity Church puts you on Mifflin Street in downtown Huntingdon, in a parish that has served the Juniata Valley for generations. The church you'll walk into is the newer building, with stained glass windows on either side as you face the altar, so your wedding photos and your videographer's processional from the back of the church have color framing the front of the church.

Each window has its own meaning. Facing the altar, the window on the left shows the four Gospel writers as the ox, the man, the lion and the eagle, and the one on the right is dedicated to the Eucharist, with a sunburst at its center. A Holy Family window fills the back of the church, and in the gathering space a large woven hanging sits above the doorway into the church, with the green hills and rivers of Huntingdon County worked into it. It's worth a close-up picture while guests find their seats.

Your wedding ceremony is arranged through the parish office, and the parish asks couples to call at least ten months before their date. That gives you time for the Church's marriage preparation and for planning the music and readings. The parish has a social hall at Sixth and Mifflin Streets; ask the office whether it can be used for anything on your wedding day, since the parish doesn't publish that.

• Call the parish office at least ten months before your wedding date.
• Ask about photo and video guidelines for the ceremony before your photographer and wedding videographer plan their timing.
• Visit at the hour of your ceremony to see how the light comes through the windows.

A little about Most Holy Trinity Church

Most Holy Trinity traces its establishment to 1826, and its 1828 church was long the oldest Catholic church in use in the Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown. The present church was built in 1995, and the weaving in the gathering space shows both buildings.