As you enter the Chapel the foyer is now warm and inviting, a generous space for
your guests as they arrive and for your receiving line after your wedding ceremony.
Check back from
time to time for
additional
pictures!
One of two
stained glass
windows you will
find in the bell
tower.  Imagine
this as a
backdrop for that
treasured portrait
of you and your
parents or special
friend.
Also in the bridal dressing suite, the
original bell tower. This charming
secluded room
offers a quiet spot to calm
pre-wedding jitters.  
For your comfort
and convenience
a private half bath
has added to the
suite.  
Bridal Dressing Room
Upstairs there was once a choir loft. By the mid sixties, the
windows had been boarded over and walls had been
added to provide classrooms.  Eventually, closed off
entirely and used for storage, the once inspirational choir
balcony had fallen into considerable disrepair.  

During the renovation the windows were uncovered and
restored.  The walls were removed to reveal a spacious
area that is now the main dressing room of the bridal
dressing suite, a roomy and comfortable area for you and
your bridal party to prepare for your wedding ceremony.
Garden Chapel, with its old-world style, is the ideal location for your wedding ceremony.  Nestled in the quaint historic area of
Greenfield, Indiana, this stately Gothic structure will lend traditional charm and elegance to your special day.

The Chapel was originally constructed as St. Michael’s Catholic Church in 1898 and has since been home to several congregations.  In
December 2000, under new ownership, a total restoration of the interior was set in motion.

Magnificent features such as a twenty-eight foot Gothic arch ceiling and beautiful stained glass windows that had been hidden for many
years were uncovered and restored.  Other features were updated to enhance the original beauty of the nineteenth century design.  
A staircase that was once dark
and secluded is now a striking
feature in the foyer.  It is the
perfect spot to pause briefly for
one last photograph before
being escorted up the isle.
In the rear of the sanctuary is an overlook
with a large lighted cross.
The cross, a subtle lighting feature, is
perfect for an evening wedding.
The overlook provides a vantage point for
a photographer during your ceremony, or
for the bride who chooses to be unique…
a violinist to render a truly romantic
processional.  
Pass through the tall wooden doors and you are in the sanctuary.  It is here, with the
prominence of the arched ceiling and stained glass windows you can feel the grandeur of this
century old Chapel and you and your guests can enjoy a piece of time-honored history.
Sanctuary from center isle.
 Altar from overlook.
The Sacristy was originally located behind the altar.  Today this area is used as  the Grooms
Dressing Chamber.  With a separate entrance from the outside and direct passage to the
altar, the two of you need not cross paths on your wedding day until the much-anticipated
moment you meet to exchange your vows.