Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Divine Mercy Parish, Scranton

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312 Davis Street, Scranton, PA

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A photo of Divine Mercy Parish is on its way

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Divine Mercy Parish is a little camera-shy (for now).

Our local photographers haven't added photos from here yet. If you're getting married here, say the word and we'll round them up. Nothing gets a photographer moving like a couple who has already booked the place.

About Divine Mercy Parish

Divine Mercy Parish on Davis Street serves West Scranton, and a wedding here is planned with a parish family that brought four neighborhood churches together. The parish doesn't publish wedding details online, so your first call is to the parish office. Once your date and time are set, your photographer and videographer can plan the day around the ceremony, from your arrival to the recessional and a group picture outside.

The church at 312 Davis Street is the place for your wedding ceremony, with the reception at a hall or venue afterward. Visit before your wedding day and look at the church the way your camera crew will: the length of the aisle for the processional, where you'll stand for the vows, where the light comes in, and where your family can gather afterward for wedding pictures. A videographer will want to know about the sound system, so ask whether there is a microphone for the readings and vows on your wedding film.

Catholic weddings involve preparation and paperwork, and the Diocese of Scranton asks couples to contact their parish nine to twelve months before the wedding. Ask the office what preparation the parish asks for, whether you need to register, and whether there are guidelines for photographers and videographers during Mass. The parish has a registration form on its website, and the office can tell you whether you need to fill it out first. Weekday Masses are at noon and Saturday's at 4 p.m., so ask which times are open for weddings.

Call the parish office nine to twelve months ahead.
Ask about marriage preparation and parish registration.
Ask about photo and video guidelines in the church.

A little about Divine Mercy Parish

On November 1, 2009, the churches of St. Joseph, St. John the Baptist, Immaculate Conception and St. Mary's Czestochowa became Divine Mercy Parish, marked with an inauguration Mass and a reception in Taylor.

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 Divine Mercy Parish directly or check its website.

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