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Cathedral of Christ the King weddings

The Catholic cathedral on Peachtree Road schedules weddings on Saturdays at noon, 2 pm and 6 pm, with up to three weddings each weekend. Non parishioners can book at the higher rate, and about six months of marriage preparation is required by the Archdiocese. Each party has 75 minutes from the start time to finish the ceremony, photos and cleanup.

TownBuckhead
GuestsUp to 600
SettingIndoor
TypeChapel

Ceremony And Reception Spaces

SpaceGuestsNotes
The CathedralSeats up to 600Ideal for larger weddings.
D'Youville ChapelSeats 30 and a limited bridal partyNo organ or piano, so couples bring their own music.

How It Photographs

No flash during the ceremony. Shooting is from the choir loft, the side aisles or behind the last guests, never on the altar or center aisle, and the courtyard between the Cathedral and the ministry office is the suggested spot for photos before. Drones and roving cameras are not allowed.

Venue Details

Details
Published PriceSanctuary $2,000 for parishioners and $5,000 for non parishioners. Chapel $200 for parishioners and $300 for non parishioners. Parishioner rate needs 6 months of registration. (source)
Phone404-233-2145
WebsiteThe venue site
Address2699 Peachtree Road NE, Atlanta, GA 30305

Facts from cathedralctk.com, read November 2026.

What The Venue Publishes

  • Use of the Sanctuary for rehearsal and ceremony
  • Bride's Room and Groom's waiting area
  • Altar flowers
  • Wedding Guild services
  • Organist and cantor
  • Altar servers
  • The Bride's Room is on the ground level of the Cathedral, with water provided. Food and alcohol are not allowed.
  • A multi camera livestream is $200. No receiving lines or guest books in the church, and no rice, confetti, bubbles or sparklers on campus.

How I Would Photograph A Wedding Here

In a church I learn the rules before the day. Many sanctuaries limit where a photographer can stand and whether flash is allowed during the service, so I meet the officiant or the wedding coordinator early and plan the long lens angles from the back and the balcony. The procession, the vows and the walk out are the moments I protect.

A wedding this size needs a plan more than it needs more cameras. With hundreds of guests, photo and film work as one team, we split the room before the grand entrance, and we agree on the family photo list ahead of time so nobody waits in a hallway.

Ask where you will get ready. A clean, bright room with a big window makes the dress, the details and those first quiet minutes look like a magazine story, and it saves time on the day.

Questions To Ask Cathedral of Christ the King

  • Can we bring in an outside caterer for a cultural menu, and is there a fee?
  • Where can we take portraits, and are any areas off limits on our date?
  • What time can the vendors load in, and when does the music have to stop?
  • Is there a hotel nearby you work with for out of town guests?

Send me the answers and your date, and I will plan the photographs and the film around them. Check your date.

Bride in a long veil looking out a shuttered window in soft light
From Vitor's wedding work

Plan The Day

A Wedding Day At Cathedral of Christ the King

Cathedral of Christ the King is an indoor venue, so the light inside stays the same all day and the sunset is a bonus, not a deadline. I plan twenty minutes right at sunset for the two of you outside the doors, and we time the toasts or the first dance so nobody misses dinner.

The times below are worked out from the sunset in Buckhead on the 15th of each month, with daylight saving included. Move everything earlier in winter and later in June.

MonthCeremonyPortraits BeginSunsetBlue Hour Ends
May6:45 PM7:30 PM8:30 PM9:00 PM
October5:20 PM6:05 PM7:05 PM7:35 PM

Getting ready photos usually start about two hours before the ceremony, so book hair and makeup to finish thirty minutes before I arrive.

First dance on a black and white checkered floor with gold columns behind

Compare

How Cathedral of Christ the King Compares

At up to 600 guests, Cathedral of Christ the King sits in the middle of the 19 venues here that publish a capacity. It is one of 9 venues in this guide that put a price online. Close by in Buckhead you can also look at Peachtree Road United Methodist Church, The Westin Buckhead Atlanta, Buckhead Theatre by SCANA Energy.

Questions About Cathedral of Christ the King

How many guests fit at Cathedral of Christ the King?

Cathedral of Christ the King publishes up to 600 guests. Ask the venue which space fits your plan.

How much does Cathedral of Christ the King cost for a wedding?

Here is what the venue lists online. Sanctuary $2,000 for parishioners and $5,000 for non parishioners. Chapel $200 for parishioners and $300 for non parishioners. Parishioner rate needs 6 months of registration.. Prices change, so confirm with the venue.

Will you photograph our wedding at Cathedral of Christ the King?

Yes. I photograph and film weddings all over Buckhead. Check your date and tell me about your plans.

Found Your Venue

Tell me where in Buckhead you are getting married and I will tell you how I would photograph it.

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