Wednesday, October 1, 2014

Why Elope in Niagara Falls ?

Visit our Website at http://www.niagaraweddingchapel.com Niagara's charming Chapel on the Lane.

Why would you consider eloping ?

The first thing most people consider is cost. Having a large wedding with sit down dinner, drinks and music can run much more than a down payment on a house and a new car together.

But, second reason for a couple choosing to elope, it that you want a private, intimate ceremony that says 'romantic' to you. Couples plan to later have a reception or party for family and friends back home to celebrate their marriage with them.

Another reason that couples prefer to elope, is they don't feel comfortable being the center of attention for an entire day. The 'all eyes on them' syndrome. And if that sounds like you, eloping is a good fit for you.

Why Niagara Falls ?

Eloping to Niagara Falls is not just "The Honeymoon Capital of the World" anymore it's a fun getaway for you to escape to or bring your family along with you. We have a bit of everything here - scenery, tours, wine country and the most famous falls in the world.

Niagara Falls is wonderful to visit any time of year.
We've done many summer weddings, lots of beautiful weddings in the fall and many people
from warm climates come to Niagara Falls to get married in the wintertime. They love experiencing the snow and often times, we even do outdoor photographs !

It's not unusual at all to have a winter wedding with the couple coming from California !

What can you expect when booking your Ceremony package with Niagara Wedding  Chapel on the Lane ?

Our location is central on historic Lundy's Lane. Our property is classically designed.
We have everything you need for your Wedding Ceremony
Our SKYLIGHT GALLERY room is an intimate location accommodating up to 18 guests comfortably.

Our on site coordinator is there to be of assistance during your ceremony time with us.
Our Ministers are flexible in you having the kind of ceremony you desire - religious or non denominational.
Our photographers have been photographing weddings for over 30 years
We have a photo studio on site for classic formals as an addition to your package.
We have onsite tastefully done decorations to grace your ceremony.
You can choose a candlelight ceremony with cozy fire in the wood burning fireplace.
Silk bouquets may be added for use by the Bride and Maid of Honor
Fresh flowers may be ordered to your specs
You may bring your own music if you wish
We've added Rose Cottage in 2014 in an outdoor GARDEN Chapel 



How much can you expect to pay for an Elopement Ceremony package ?

Packages for an hour at the chapel, ceremony, minister, and professional photographs by a Master photographer start at
$399.95 for Monday through Thursday ceremonies and
$499.95 for Friday through Sunday ceremonies and Holidays.

Add other fun things like a cake, fresh flowers, toast, special Yin Yang sand ceremony, etc.


Visit our website http://www.niagaraweddingchapel.com
or give us a call Monday - Saturday 9:30 - 5:00pm  local (905) 354-8692 toll free (800) 393-7270
and we can discuss your Destination, elopement or small wedding ceremony in Niagara Falls

Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Contest to name Niagara Wedding Chapel new sign

Niagara's charming Chapel on the Lane.

FUN CONTEST Name our new sign for the porch on Rose Cottage .

here's what you do............................................
POST your BEST WORDING IDEA on our FACEBOOK page...and SHARE
Niagara Falls Wedding Chapel on the Lane page.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Niagara-Falls-Wedding-Chapel-on-the-Lane/421040277965309

(keep it short 2 - 4 words - have your friends vote for you in the comments section of your post and if we use your 'saying', you will win a beautiful,signed image of Niagara emailed to you !!)
Enter as many times as you want, one entry per post labeled ROSE COTTAGE SIGN............
contest ends September 26, 2014

Thursday, August 21, 2014

Niagara Falls Garden Chapel on the Lane - we can accommodate up to 25 guests

Visit our Website at http://www.niagaraweddingchapel.com Niagara's charming Chapel on the Lane.
Visit us on FACEBOOK HERE

We have an indoor and outdoor garden location in the middle of Niagara Falls.
Why go anywhere else , isn't that what you came to Niagara For ?


Call us at 1.800.393.7270 to book your date and time now

Monday, August 18, 2014

Wedding Chapel - Niagara Falls

Visit our Website at http://www.niagaraweddingchapel.com 
Niagara's charming Chapel on the Lane.

Visit our website for Wedding ceremony packages indoor or outdoor chapel .

Wedding ceremony only at Niagara Falls Wedding on the Lane - indoor or outdoor. Have your own minister or photographer ? no problem - email for availability of renting either of our locations


Wednesday, June 11, 2014

Thursday, May 1, 2014

Thinking of eloping to Niagara Falls ?

Visit our Website at www.niagaraweddingchapel.com 

Niagara's charming Chapel on the Lane.

Well we certainly have had A WET SPRING and we have oodles of puddle delays getting the Garden on the Lane started for Niagara Chapel on the Lane #Niagara_Wedding_Chapel #Elope_in_Niagara_Falls
#niagaraweddingplanner
Thinking of Getting Married in Niagara Falls ?
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Thursday, April 24, 2014

Thinking of eloping to Niagara Falls ?

Visit our Website at http://www.niagaraweddingchapel.com 
Niagara's charming Chapel on the Lane.

Thinking of eloping to Niagara Falls ?
Visit our charming Chapel on the Lane for a sophisticated, intimate ceremony. #Niagara_elopement #Niagara_Chapel

Just read an article in the National Post about how much a wedding costs in Canada.



TORONTO — Canadians planning to tie the knot expect to spend an average of $15,000 on their big day, but many don’t think they’ll be able to foot the entire bill, according to a new study.
The BMO InvestorLine survey of 500 adults revealed that nearly 40% of respondents believe their ideal wedding is out of reach.
Canadians surveyed expect to cover 60% of the costs associated with their wedding by drawing on investments or other savings. For the remaining costs, they predict they’ll rely on parents and gifts from friends.
BMO InvestorLine CEO Julie Barker-Merz said she was “quite shocked” at how little respondents would allocate for a potential wedding.
“I think retirement falls into that category where people will typically underestimate what they’re going to need to spend and then they get surprised. And I think in this case what this study showed was a very similar pattern of behaviour,” she said in a phone interview Wednesday.
Barker-Merz was also surprised by respondents who said they’d rely on credit cards and/or lines of credit.
“Typically, lines of credit and credit cards when it comes to weddings is for those unforeseens, things you didn’t plan for and anticipate. The fact that the people surveyed have that as part of their plan just points to the need of really getting smart on how to plan, how to budget, how to save money and plan for what you can afford.”
For her spring 2010 wedding in Edmonton, Melissa Gorman initially planned to spend between $20,000 to $25,000.
“Then, when I started talking to venues and started to talk to caterers, then the price of the dress, the invitations, favours, the cake, all of the components, I realized that my budget wasn’t realistic — so my budget did go up,” recalled Gorman, editor of Wedding Obsession, a Canadian wedding blog dedicated to the modern bride.
In the end, the final tally was about(read more of The National Post article HERE)