Photo: Tiny Chapel Wedding
Eloping to Vegas to get that “what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas” story is not such a big deal anymore. It’s out of fashion. No, the real deal is to bring uniqueness to the one occasion that not long ago was considered to be a once-in-a-lifetime deal. Here’s where Virginia-based wedding service comes in and “make a big deal out of your small wedding”.
It’s one of those tiny houses on wheels that was customized to resemble a small chapel. Both the exterior and the interior were modified to look like an actual church, of very small size of course. Nevertheless, it should do the job for your future-to-be spouse and you, especially if you don’t consider yourself a religious person.
Tiny Chapel Weddings offers a small, non-denominational wedding at a reasonable cost. Packages vary from the Basic, $100 one that includes a 30 minutes time slot for the ceremony and pictures taken at the couple’s location, to the First Class version.
The second will set you back $450 to $500, and includes a one hour time slot for the ceremony. They will also offer pictures, a toast to the bride, groom, and up to 20 guests at the grooms’ location. There are several other intermediate packages too.
As to why would you ever trade your life’s most important event for a rushed small wedding, here’s the company’s explanation: “Big things can come in small packages, and a small wedding will provide an abundance of joy and memories. What’s most important is that you and your spouse are happy on your big day!”
We'll just call it low-cost wedding, but it doesn’t mean the idea is not clever.
Tiny Chapel Weddings offers a small, non-denominational wedding at a reasonable cost. Packages vary from the Basic, $100 one that includes a 30 minutes time slot for the ceremony and pictures taken at the couple’s location, to the First Class version.
The second will set you back $450 to $500, and includes a one hour time slot for the ceremony. They will also offer pictures, a toast to the bride, groom, and up to 20 guests at the grooms’ location. There are several other intermediate packages too.
As to why would you ever trade your life’s most important event for a rushed small wedding, here’s the company’s explanation: “Big things can come in small packages, and a small wedding will provide an abundance of joy and memories. What’s most important is that you and your spouse are happy on your big day!”
We'll just call it low-cost wedding, but it doesn’t mean the idea is not clever.
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