“Wedding Chapel” pays homage to the ancient tradition of marriage, which dates back to at least Egyptian times. While ceremonies have varied across cultures, religions and history, a white wedding in a prestigious or picturesque place of worship has become the norm in Britain and America since the Victorian Era. The tradition of the white wedding was popularized by Queen Victoria when she and Prince Albert married. Since World War I, full-scale formal weddings have been widespread, with the groom and his best man awaiting the arrival of the bride and her entourage, including the bride's father, the bridesmaids, maids of honor, flower girls and page boys. A reception, wedding speeches, toasts, and the "bridal waltz". However you choose to view and celebrate marriage, we invite your imagination to dream of everlasting love and devotion. Manufactured by the Harmony Ball Company. Wedding Chapel lights up with the use of batteries and there are extra ones included. No cords to worry about. The chapel has a timer to turn it off so batteries are not quickly worn down if you forget to turn it off.
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