Wedding Chapel in Rainbow City That's exactly what Rainbow Manor Wedding Chapel is. For over 20 years, sisters Diane Steward and Beth Slaton have specialized in unique foods and the South's most beautiful and delicious cakes for weddings and special occasions for friends and family. Now, they have taken the business to a new level by building and offering you this area's newest, most complete wedding chapel. Today, they invite you to see the place that can make your dream wedding come true. With complete in-house facilities, Rainbow Manor can provide everything for your wedding except the minister, photographer, and personal carrying flowers. This includes everything from the chapel with seating for 200 guests, equipped with sound, dressing areas, conveniently located restrooms, a loft for video recording to the kitchen that prepares the wonderful tasting food for your reception. You will be taken by the beautiful Victorian style chapel featuring gothic windows, crystal chandeliers, oak pews, and antique furnishings.

The chapel joins the comfortable yet elegant tea room (reception hall), complete with a fireplace, and accented by the comfort of the wrap-around porch, and courtyard featuring a fountain and gazebo. Wedding packages are available from the most complete to the personally designed needs of each client. Call us to arrange an appointment.SAVE 20% ON BEDDING Everything from the basics to the beautiful.By Leslie Anne Wiggins for Architectural Digest. Enjoy the homespun charm of AD's best rustic kitchens. Locally sourced Aguayo tile paves the floor of designer Genevieve Faure's kitchen in the Dominican Republic. A large central island topped in oak is the heart of the kitchen at aristocratic architect Benedikt Bolza's family home in Umbria, Italy. Large kitchen windows provide a view of surrounding farmland at a family's barn-style house on Martha's Vineyard, in Massachusetts. See more: Tour Michelle William's Stunning Brooklyn Townhouse Neapolitan majolica tiles sheathe the kitchen of a Studio Peregalli-designed apartment in Naples, Italy.

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