Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Kirby Park, Wilkes-Barre

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160 Market St, Wilkes-Barre, PA

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About Kirby Park

Kirby Park is the big riverside park across the Market Street Bridge from Public Square, and the City of Wilkes-Barre rents its Martz Amphitheater for weddings. A wedding at Kirby Park means 52 acres of lawns, walking paths and a pond, all close to downtown. The amphitheater is the park's Pavilion #2, near the pond, so your wedding photos and video can start at the ceremony and move a few steps to the water for portraits of the two of you and the wedding party.

The city lists a wedding ceremony at Martz Amphitheater as its own rental through the Special Events office, and Kirby Park also has two more pavilions you can rent, one near the softball fields and one near the playground. For pictures, the walking paths and the pond give your photographer plenty of room to wander. Your videographer should think about sound: a park ceremony outdoors can pick up wind and traffic, so ask about bringing a small microphone for the officiant, and know that electricity is an extra city service you request.

A few city rules shape the day. Alcohol isn't permitted in city-owned parks, so plan your wedding reception elsewhere if you want a bar. Cars can't drive through the park or park at the pavilions; guests use the designated lots. Rain dates aren't held, so have a backup plan for your wedding day. The city asks for proof of insurance naming the City of Wilkes-Barre, a signed indemnity agreement, and a call to the Health Department if food will be served.

Call the city's Special Events office to request your date at Martz Amphitheater.
Walk from the parking lot to the amphitheater and pond with your photographer.
Ask about photo and video guidelines and a rain plan.

A little about Kirby Park

Donated by the Kirby family in 1924, the park today hosts the city's Cherry Blossom Festival and its Fourth of July celebration.

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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.

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