- You can now get married in a Vegas-style "Chapel of Love" in Fortnum & Mason, a luxury department store in Piccadilly, London that's favored by the Queen.
- Although Fortnum & Mason has been a licensed wedding venue for a while, the pastel venue-within-a-venue is only in-store until the end of February.
- The chapel has a working wedding bell and glowing neon sign, but sadly no Elvis impersonator.
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If you're all shook up about where to hold your nuptials this year, then one of London's most prestigious and iconic department stores could be the venue you're looking for.
An Elvis-style "Chapel of Love" has sprung up on the lower ground floor of Fortnum & Mason and is open for the business of matrimony until February 29 to celebrate the most romantic month of the year.
The store, which holds two royal warrants and is a favorite of the Queen, has already been licensed as a wedding venue"for some time now" according to its official Instagram. But the new purpose-built venue-within-a-venue is an in-store wedding destination where couples can literally walk down the aisle next to the luxury grocery aisles.
With a steeple spire stretching up through the central atrium of its three floors, the "Chapel of Love," complete with a glowing pink neon sign and fully functioning wedding bell, echoes the infamous Las Vegas strip right in the middle of Piccadilly, central London.
The pastel chapel isn't just reserved for intended newlyweds though — it's also available for engagements, vow renewals, and anniversary celebrations according to a post on Fortnum & Mason's Instagram.
In the same post, Fortnum & Mason documented the construction of its tiny chapel and gives viewers a quick glimpse of what it looks like inside too.
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