A Gettysburg Wedding Photographer & Videographer's Look Into Their Love Story
About their Wedding
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What Brought These Two Together
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Celebrating Their Engagement
Engagement Session Location
Majestic Gettysburg Theater
On November 14th, 1925, the doors of the Majestic Theater opened for the first time, welcoming audiences to the largest vaudeville and silent movie theater in South Central Pennsylvania. Built by Henry Scharf as an annex to the historic Gettysburg Hotel, the theater seated 1,200 patrons and proudly served as the cultural crossroads of commerce, college and community. Celebrating its grand reopening and beautiful restoration in November 2005, the Majestic now welcomes audiences with an extraordinary showcase of the performing arts and cinema year-round.
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The Wedding Day
Their Beautiful Wedding Photos
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The WEdding Venue
Gettysburg Hotel
Celebrate your special day in the same spaces where presidents and dignitaries once gathered. Our Grand Ballroom, built-in 1814 and recently refurbished offer classic historic charm and a truly unique wedding experience This historic space features 28-foot hand-painted ceilings inlaid with gold, green, and burgundy with a Grecian border. The space remains a tribute to all the grandness of soirees from days gone by and creates the ideal backdrop for Gettysburg weddings.
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