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2001 Mount Royal Blvd, Glenshaw, PA

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About St. Bonaventure Church

A wedding at St. Bonaventure Church in Glenshaw takes place in a church its parish built for itself in stages, on Mount Royal Boulevard in the North Hills. It's one of four churches of Saint Matthew Parish, and the parish keeps planning simple: everything starts with a conversation with the clergy. For your photographer and wedding videographer, the first job is to learn the parish's expectations before the day, so your wedding photos and film fit the ceremony instead of competing with it.

Your wedding ceremony is arranged through Saint Matthew Parish. Couples meet with one of the parish's priests or deacons at least six months before the date they hope for, and no date is confirmed until that meeting has happened. The parish office can tell you what the preparation involves and how a sacramental wedding at St. Bonaventure is planned, from the readings and music to the rehearsal.

Because the parish publishes few wedding details online, bring your questions to that first meeting. Ask how long you'll have in the church for pictures after the ceremony, where your videographer may stand, whether flash is allowed, and what the parish asks about flowers and decorations. Those answers shape your wedding day timeline, and they're worth sending to your photographer and videographer well ahead. The parish also welcomes new parishioners if you'd like to register.

Call the parish office and meet with a priest or deacon at least six months ahead.
Don't book other vendors for a date until the parish confirms it.
Ask about photo and video guidelines and share them with your photographer and videographer.

A little about St. Bonaventure Church

St. Bonaventure Parish was established on June 5, 1957, and its first Masses were celebrated in an old mansion, with the overflow out on the lawn. A school building with a temporary church was dedicated on June 14, 1959, and in 1981 the parish began turning that temporary church into its permanent home, blessed on February 14, 1982.

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