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123 Gilkeson Rd., Mt. Lebanon, PA

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About Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church

A wedding at Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church in Mt. Lebanon begins on a hill. The church sits on its own campus at Gilkeson and Washington Roads, and its gold dome with faceted glass windows is a South Hills landmark, so an arrival picture with the dome behind you is an easy first stop for your wedding photos. The parish even calls itself the church on the hill.

Inside, an Orthodox wedding ceremony is full of movement and symbolism that photographs and films beautifully. The parish describes marriage as two people becoming one, symbolized by crowns and a shared path toward the altar, so your photographer and wedding videographer should know the order of the service ahead of time to be in place for the crowning and the walk together. The sanctuary was renovated with Byzantine-style chandeliers and new iconography, and a larger iconography project has been added more recently, giving warm color and gold behind you in every frame. The parish also has chanters and a choir, a lovely layer of sound for your wedding film.

Holy Cross focuses on the sacrament, and the parish's published wedding information is short. Long before your wedding day, couples planning to get married here are offered pre-marriage counseling and an annual marriage seminar held during Lent, and the parish priest is the contact for details. The campus also has a community center, so ask the office what it can offer for gatherings after the service.

Call the church office to talk with the priest about your date and preparation.
Plan around the Lenten marriage seminar.
Ask about photo and video guidelines in the church, and walk the route with your photographer.

A little about Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church

The parish grew from Greek families who settled in the South Hills after World War II and opened its first church in 1954. The present church was blessed in 1969 and consecrated in 1971, and its gold dome was finished in 1977.

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