well heres my last ditch effort... i am really starting to get depressed that I am going to have to get married in my hall which is the last thing i wanted. It's supposed to be the day of your dreams but instead it seems like i am landing further and further from what i really want :(
i am now extending my search for a 'chapel'
to brooklyn, queens,long island..... please can anyone help..last time I didn't get a chance to read all the responses before they were taken away... even suggestions on where to look.. wil be most apreciated ...THANKS AGAIN please help bring hope to my wedding day!
KGB
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I don't have a chapel but if you have to get married at your hall, make the best of it. I was married at my hall and it was perfect. No stress in transportation, no one gets lost, you save some money on limos.
If you don't find a chapel, save the extra $ and spend it on the honeymoon.
arsou812
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what do you mean they were taken away?Just do a search again *NM*
I think that CW Post University had a non-denominational chapel. I hear it's quite nice. There's also one in Glen Cove. But I don't recall the name of it. When we were looking for catering halls Westbury Manor suggested. Good luck
Val R.
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NM**Historical Chapel in Woodbury, L.I. **NM *NM*
Marnles
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NM**Historical Chapel in Woodbury, L.I. **NM *NM*
I remember you posting once before (I think it was you). May I ask what's wrong with the Historical Chapel, because I had mentioned it to you. That's where I'm getting married, and it's adorable. But not good if you're expecting a lot of people. Was that the problem?? Good luck and try not to stress!!!
A
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George Washington Manor in Roslyn has a beautiful Chapel on there grounds. It is totally separate from the cocktail and reception rooms and is VERY quaint and elegant. The only thing is that it only accomadates up to 150 people (or somewhere around that number).
jennL
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I got married at the Community Church of East Williston. It is non-denominational. (my husband is catholic and I was raised baptist) It is one of the most beautiful churches you will ever see. It is on Hillside ave in East Williston. I highly reccomend you check it out, it was worth it!
