Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Trinity Episcopal Church (Chambersburg), Chambersburg

A wedding at Trinity Episcopal Church in Chambersburg happens in a small church on South Second Street that the congregation proudly calls a sparkling jewel. It's an intimate space, which suits a smaller wedding, and your photographer and videographer will find plenty of detail close at hand: stained glass windows showing events in the life of Christ, and Stations of the Cross carved in wood. The walk down the aisle is short and personal, and every guest is close enough to see your faces during the vows on your wedding day.

Here you can plan an Episcopal wedding ceremony in the church itself. Behind it, the parish hall serves parish gatherings, and an older residence attached to the south end of the church holds the offices and sacristy. Trinity holds its Sunday services in both English and Spanish, so a bilingual wedding ceremony is worth asking about if your families need it. In a small church, your wedding videographer can often capture clear sound from the vows, but ask where a camera may stand.

No wedding details are published online, so start by calling the church office to ask about your date and what the parish asks of couples. The church sits a block off Lincoln Way, close to the town square, so plan downtown parking for guests and give your photographer a few minutes outside afterward for wedding photos with your families.

• Call the church office to ask about weddings and open dates.
• Ask whether a bilingual service is possible.
• Ask about photo and video guidelines for the ceremony.

A little about Trinity Episcopal Church

Trinity began as a mission in 1858, and its first meeting place was lost when Confederate forces burned Chambersburg in July 1864. The cornerstone of the present church was laid in 1870, and it was consecrated on September 16, 1871. The stained glass windows were installed in the 1970s.