If you want to have a memorable wedding, you need a unique wedding chapel. Greenfield, Indiana is home to a gorgeous garden-style and church-style venue that are both wonderful.
If you love old-fashioned charm, you’ll surely fall in love with this place. Scroll on to learn more.
Judy’s Wedding Chapel in central Indiana, just east of Indianapolis, is an incredible one-of-a-kind venue. It is quiet, vintage, and absolutely perfect for couples who love gardens and nature.
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Couples have the option of renting indoor and outdoor space. The indoor chapel is old-fashioned and adorned with hand-crafted candelabras and bells hanging from the rafters as well as an alter and cross.
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Outside, this unique wedding chapel gets even more quirky and eccentric. The garden is the most popular place to get married due to the bridges, statues, water fountains, flowers, trees, bushes, benches, and other charming garden features.
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Couples get married in the garden gazebo in a quiet setting that is nothing but picture-perfect. No matter the time of year, this lovely place is idyllic and can be decorated to suit any preference.
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If you really want to have your wedding at a fabulous venue that is like no other place in the state, you must book it here. Your guests will never forget your special day.
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You’ll have to get in touch with Judy to work out a date for your event. Check the link below for her phone number and email address.
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Judy’s Wedding Chapel & Gazebo is located at 1539 E 300 N, Greenfield, IN 46140, and you can learn more about it on its website or Facebook page.
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