Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church (Wilkes-Barre), Wilkes-Barre

We're gathering wedding photos and films from Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church (Wilkes-Barre). In the meantime, browse all Scranton & Wilkes-Barre wedding photographers and videographers.

Church
32 East Ross Street, Wilkes-Barre, PA

See Scranton & Wilkes-Barre photographers Visit the location's website →

Listing a location doesn't mean it endorses or partners with any photographer or videographer.

Nearby:

Photographers are still adding photos from this location, so there are only a few here right now. Check back soon.

A photo of Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church (Wilkes-Barre) is on its way

Have you photographed a wedding here? Photographers can add a photo of the outside from their Venue Photos page.

Our photographers haven't made it to Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church (Wilkes-Barre) yet.

Help us send them. Tell us you're getting married here, and we'll let the photographers in Wilkes-Barre know a couple is asking for photos from this exact spot.

About Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church (Wilkes-Barre)

A wedding at Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church takes place on East Ross Street in downtown Wilkes-Barre, in a parish where the Divine Liturgy is sung in Greek and English and the service books carry both languages side by side. For a couple with Greek roots, or family who will be glad to hear the old words, that matters. An Orthodox wedding ceremony is full of movement and ritual, so talk early with your photographer and videographer about the flow of the service and where they can stand without getting in the way of the priest and the couple.

The parish celebrates the sacrament of marriage in its church, and the first step is a conversation: the church asks couples to see the priest or a member of the parish council. Ask what the parish requires, how far ahead to call, and what's needed if one of you isn't Orthodox. The first floor of the building is a social hall used for gatherings and dinners, so it's worth asking whether it can be booked after a wedding.

Parking is a real plus downtown. The parish owns the garage next door and two lots on Gildersleeve Street. For your wedding video, ask how sound carries during the chanting and where a camera can sit for the processional and the crowning. Your photographer will want to know the parish's guidelines for wedding photos inside the church, and whether there's a good spot outside for a group picture on your wedding day.

Talk with the priest or a parish council member before setting your date.
Ask about the social hall if you'd like a gathering on site.
Ask about photo and video guidelines during the service.

A little about Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church

Greek immigrants in Wilkes-Barre organized their community in 1912 and bought the former Lutheran church on East Ross Street in 1924. The parish lost the building to the bank during the Depression and bought it back through a fundraising campaign that began in 1936.

Check the location's own photo and video rules

Locations set their own rules about where photographers and videographers can stand, when they can take photos or film, and whether vendors need approval. We don't state those rules here.

Ask Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church (Wilkes-Barre) directly or check its website.

Have you photographed or filmed a wedding at Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church (Wilkes-Barre)?

Photographers: upload 5 of your photos from here. Videographers: add a film from here. Either one puts you on this page and in couples' searches for this location.

Add your photos Add your films

Near Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church (Wilkes-Barre)

Wedding locations close by, nearest first, with the photographers and videographers who have worked at each. Straight-line miles from Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church (Wilkes-Barre). See all Scranton & Wilkes-Barre wedding venues →

← Back to Scranton & Wilkes-Barre wedding photographers · All Scranton & Wilkes-Barre wedding venues