Provo City Center Temple
Provo City Center Temple sealing photography
The Provo City Center Temple is in downtown Provo, Utah. It was built within the restored exterior of the historic Provo Tabernacle, which was gutted by fire in December 2010, and was dedicated in 2016. Bella Day Photography photographs sealings here on the temple grounds before and after the ceremony; photography isn’t permitted inside the temple.
The Provo City Center Temple is one of the most meaningful places in Utah County to be sealed. Its story, a historic tabernacle lost to fire and reborn as a temple, makes it especially beautiful to so many families.
How I plan sealing photos here
- The walk out. I’ll be waiting on the grounds when you walk out together for the first time as a married couple.
- Family groups. We’ll move through your list calmly and quickly so everyone can get to the celebration.
- Portraits. Then it’s time for the two of you, around the grounds and, if you’d like, nearby downtown Provo.
Make it a full day
If your sealing is followed by a ring ceremony, luncheon or reception, my all-day wedding coverage includes everything with no time limits. See temple sealing photography or ask about your date.
Questions about Provo City Center Temple
Can you photograph inside the Provo City Center Temple?
No. Photography isn’t permitted inside any temple. I photograph your walk out, family groups and portraits on the temple grounds.
Are there travel fees for a Provo City Center Temple sealing?
No. There are no travel fees anywhere in Utah County.
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