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1066 Washington Rd, Mt. Lebanon, PA

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About St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (Mt. Lebanon)

A wedding at St. Paul's Episcopal Church on Washington Road in Mt. Lebanon begins with music. The church's Schantz pipe organ supports the choir every Sunday, and on your wedding day it can carry your processional the whole length of the aisle, the kind of full, rich sound a wedding videographer loves to record. For wedding photos, the church's renovated Washington Road entrance gives the wedding party a fresh place to gather on the way out.

Your wedding ceremony takes place in the sanctuary, and the parish welcomes couples to come to a Sunday service first to experience the worship space and meet the clergy. That visit is also a good moment to look at the light and the length of the aisle with your photographer in mind. St. Paul's also has St. Margaret's Garden, where the congregation worships outdoors in summer; if you'd love an outdoor ceremony there, ask the parish whether it's possible. The church states that marriage is open to all people, regardless of sexual orientation.

Planning starts with a phone call from the two of you to the rector at the parish office. Normally one or both partners belong to the St. Paul's community or wish to become members, so expect a conversation about joining. The parish's website doesn't mention a wedding reception space, so plan your reception elsewhere unless the parish tells you otherwise, and ask about photo and video guidelines for the sanctuary during the service.

Call the parish office (extension 11 for the rector) to begin.
Attend a Sunday service to see the sanctuary and meet the clergy.
Walk the aisle and the entrance with your photographer and videographer, and ask about the parish's guidelines on your wedding day.

A little about St. Paul's Episcopal Church

The cornerstone of the church building was laid on May 29, 1930, and a copper time capsule sealed inside it was retrieved during the recent renovation of the front entrance. The organ, a Schantz, was installed in 1998.

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