Visit Martha Stewart Weddings Weddings Wedding Planning & Advice Wedding Venue Ideas 11 Stunning Churches and Chapels for a Traditional Wedding By Allison Fox Allison Fox Website Allison Fox was a terribly shy four year old flower girl at her cousin's wedding, which took place in Allison's backyard. You'd think she would feel comfortable on her own territory—but no. When it was her turn to walk down the aisle, Allison clutched the back of her older sister's dress until she reached the altar, never fulfilling her job of sprinkling petals. These days, the MSW contributing writer rides nobody's coattails and can be found on the dance floor during weddings. Unless they are serving dessert, in which case Allison has definitely taken a seat. Editorial Guidelines Updated on March 27, 2018 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Photo: Olivia Leigh Photographie Tie the knot in any of these stunning chapels for a sacred ceremony you'll never forget. 01 of 11 If you're more of a traditional bride, tie the knot in any of these stunning chapels and churches for a sacred ceremony you'll never forget. For a ceremony your guests will remember, consider Thatcher's Outdoor Chapel. The nondenominational chapel provides magnificent views of the Ojai Valley, where the simplest touches from your wedding theme will be enough. 02 of 11 St. John's Episcopal Church Jade + Matthew Take Pictures St. John's Episcopal Church in Savannah, Georgia's historic district is perfect for a formal and traditional wedding ceremony. A long aisle leads to an exquisite altar for the couple to exchange vows. 03 of 11 The Saint Catherine Greek Orthodox Church James Moes The Saint Catherine Greek Orthodox Church in Ithaca, New York, reflects the beauty of the upstate. High ceilings and arched wooden beams provide loads of natural light. 04 of 11 Bond Chapel Olivia Leigh Photographie Get inspired by the Gothic-revival architecture and ivy-covered walls of the Bond Chapel at the University of Chicago. 05 of 11 Highland Park Presbyterian Church Stephen Karlisch For couples that want to kickoff a regal affair, consider the Highland Park Presbyterian Church in Texas. For love till kingdom come, and brides with a glamorous vision! 06 of 11 The Chapel of the Good Shepard Charlotte Jenks Lewis Calling all New York City brides! The Chapel of the Good Shepard brings beauty and history to your wedding day. Built in 1888, the church is a city landmark and welcomes all religions. 07 of 11 The Greek Orthodox Church of Saint Thomas The Greek Orthodox Church of Saint Thomas in Cherry Hill, New Jersey keeps heritage intact for a momentous ceremony. 08 of 11 The Marrakech International Protestant Church Catherine Mead The Marrakech International Protestant Church in Morocco is a lovely location for destination weddings abroad. The international chapel serves an English-speaking community and is interdenominational. 09 of 11 Sciasconset Union Chapel Millie Holloman It's a preppy wedding heaven at the Sciasconset Union Chapel in Nantucket, Massachusetts. The chapel is more than 100-years old and welcomes all faiths. 10 of 11 Chapel of Transfiguration Carrie Patterson The 90-year old Chapel of Transfiguration resides in Grand Teton National Park, in northwestern Wyoming. The rustic log building is small and intimate–exactly what Elizabeth and Scott wanted for their guest list of 35. 11 of 11 Windsor Windsor, a luxurious and private waterfront residential community in Vero Beach, Florida is complete with a stunning, high-ceiling chapel. Cecily and James tied the knot here and carried the paired down palette of the church into the celebration. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit