Reading Latin date description in 18th century German church record? This record of my x-gg's brother shows a wedding date recorded from the church calendar. ![enter image description here]( What does this mean? (I read the header as "Fer. II Pascs." -- is that perchance Easter Monday?)

I read the date as "Fer. II. Pasch.", that is the 2nd feastday of Easter -- your interpretation of the Monday following Easter Sunday is valid.

Fer. = ferias (holiday)
Pasch. = Pascha (Easter)

For the numbering, compare the "12 Days of Christmas", which counts Christmas (25 Dec.) as #1 and Epiphany (6 Jan.) as #12.